Arr. Leo M. Bean and Sons
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Barbara Ullrich
November 5, 2008
To Jo's Family:
Please accept my condolences at the loss of "Auntie Jo." What a wonderful person! I am happy and thankful to have known her. So fun, aware, savvy and loving! She is in my heart forever.
My mother, one of the neices, would share fond memories of Jo's lively personality.
Jo Kalmbach was a gift to everyone.
Sincerely,
Barbara (Bobbie Jo) Ullrich
MaryEllen Hett
November 2, 2008
I called her Auntie Jo (Esther Josephine). Really my great aunt because her sister was my mother's mother. I loved Auntie Jo because she always made me feel special when my family made the trip "home" to Rochester from Ohio. She was alive to the end; active, laughing, telling stories about her activies. We stayed in touch sharing cards and notes over the years. I'm glad I got to see her this past year. Keep 'em laughing in heaven, Aunt Jo! Love, MaryEllen (Ullrich) Hett
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