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Marie & Russell Durrant
June 12, 2008
Realla was a wonderful example of womanhood. She was strong, no-nonesense, caring, loving, honorable, just to name a few of her traits. Marie especially looked up to her while Realla was raising her six boys - we had four. She was such an example and friend to us. Her sense of Humor was awesome. We regret that we were not able to attend the funeral because of illness.
Paula Johnson Ross
May 8, 2008
I'll never forget the first time I met Aunt Realla. I was about 10, and our family went out to Great Falls to see the Fisher's on our summer vacation. I was so amazed at how she made pancakes in all kinds of fancy shapes! Years later, when I had kids of my own, we visited for a few days, and she and Uncle Bernie made such and adventure of taking a pick-up load of assorted grandkids and cousins up to Kuna Cave.
Thank you, Aunt Realla
Barbara Hansen
May 4, 2008
So sorry to hear of Realla's passing. I am sure that she is enjoying a great reunion on the other side. She was really the 1st Relief Society President that I remember knowing. She was so good to me when I was a young wife and Mother. Realla always had real class and style. She always remembered me when I was Scott and Steven's bus driver to give me something extra at Christmas. She was so thoughtful. I am sure that all of Kuna will feel a great lose. I was very proud to have known her.
Brenda and Terry, Gabe, Lindsey, Livi, Cecily, Sam, Dan, Ben, Jordan and families
April 29, 2008
To My Dear Sweet Aunt Realla,
So grateful am I for this joyful reunion with your Mother and Sisters!
I'm sure Grandpa and my brother and my boy gathered at your coming, as well as your own little granddaughter.
You were my favorite.
I loved your humor.
I loved your laughter.
Your smile always made everything alright.
Your example and strength was a priceless gift to me.
You always had a solution and never seemed to frazzle much.
I always thought you must be like Grandma.
Since I didn't get to know her - I loved you more.
I loved your love of the gospel.
I admired your faithfulness.
I internalized your example and listened to your sweet advice.
Thank you for always welcoming me and my family into your life and home. You were always so kind to me.
I will miss you.
I love you.
Lou Oldham
April 29, 2008
Farewell to a wonderful friend and nsg. buddy.
Have really missed our birthday lunches.
You left your loving footprints on many people. Love to your family. Ed & Lou Oldham
Ada Anderson
April 29, 2008
We were sorry to hear of the passing of Realla (such a wonderful lady). Our prayers are with all of you. Love, Ada and Bob Anderson
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