A very kind and loving individual who loved people and animals alike. Who would rather spend three hundred dollars on a stray cat, then buy a new dress. Her love for antiques, was her life passion. She adored her only grandaughter, Theresa.
Dwayne, I am so sorry to learn of your mothers passing. She was such a wonderful cook, and you both had such a love and talent with antiques. I know it will be difficult, my prayers and thoughts are with you and your family. Sincerely, Chris
Hey Mr.Gonzalez... I enjoyed you being my teacher and having you in class im sorry for your terrible loss. I hope your okay. God bless you and your family through this very hard time.
It was so nice to visit you and your husband in November, 2004. You were a fine mother and grandmother. Your love of antiques rubbed off on your son. Rest in Peace and may God bless your family.
Tom Raub
It is good to have an end to journey towards, but it is the journey that matters, in the end. -Ursula Le Guin
Elaine: Your journey has touched many lives. We were lucky to have shared that journey with you -- I will miss your sensitivity, laughter, unbelievable cooking skills, friendship, and so much more. Until then…"over and out."
My Aunt Elaine was a wonderful person who was kind, generous, loved animals, and always spoke the truth. Her departure from this earth will be hard for those she leaves behind, but she left those of us who knew her and loved her, the sweetest memories.
Aunt Elaine: The image of all the animals you ever loved and all the animals you helped, and all the people who loved you and have gone before you, welcoming you to heaven brings me great comfort. I will never forget how special you were to me.
Your loving niece, Suzie
