Inez Loefstedt

Oma embodied the expression “Youthful Spirit”. She lived everyday to the fullest, always embraced the opportunity to make a new friend and always had time to lend you her ear. She loved her family and never hesitated to let them (or anyone else willing to listen) know how much she did. In leaving this world her last desire would have been that she had successfully passed her passion for life onto to all those that she had come to love. She would want us all to seize every moment and to do...

We will miss Oma so much- she was a wonderful Grandma with whom I shared the most marvelous memories of trips, graduations, visits, watching ball games and just talking to her on the phone. She will always be in my heart. And, thanks so much to my two Aunts who did so much to make her final days comfortable. We love you and miss you Grandma. Butch, Janet,Abie and Grace Rom 14-8:"If we live, we live for the Lord; and if we die, we die for the Lord. So, whether we live or die, we belong to the...

Judy and family,
With much sadness of the loss of your mother. My family join you in prayer during this time of sorrow. You are loved and missed here in Tennessee. May God give each of you the strength needed.

God Bless you and family always!

Judy,
Sorry to hear of the loss of your mother. Will be thinking of you and your family during this time of sorrow. Everyone at the Cordova Library that knew sends their thoughts and prayers.

Sharley

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. He will help you through this difficult time.

Oma lived a full and productive life. She gave the world four wonderful children and instilled in them the values necessary to raise happy and healthy families, which they all did. She remained an integral part of her children's lives, her grandchildren's lives, and even her great-grandchildren's lives until the end.

I was lucky to have known and loved her for 40 years and luckier still that she chose to know and love me for those same 40 years.

Among other things, I...