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Erika Boehnke
September 13, 2010
Ernie, Your dad and Bob were best friends all through childhood. After Bob and I married we had many good times with your mom and dad at their house in Brooklyn. Ernie and Ethel were God-parents to our daughter, Ann. We celebrated her first birthday with them in Garden Grove, CA. Both Ernie and Ethel were ever the gracious hosts and made our vacation time memorable. We spoke with your dad quite a few times over the last few years. He liked to call during our dinner time :) when he could speak with everyone in our family. He was particularly pleased that both our grandsons had been Master Counselors in DeMolay. During our last conversation he spoke about coming out and giving Steven his Masonic Bible if Steve were to join the Mason's. (Steve said that now that he was almost done with college he was considering joining the Mason's). None of us will ever forget what a kind and caring man he was. We will miss him. Erika Boehnke and family
Ronald and Doris Matheny
September 12, 2010
Ernie was a real nice fella
Patricia Kellogg Matheny
September 12, 2010
"Uncle" Ernie always told me that "If you don't believe in God, You better be right" He was a very nice guy. Will be missed.
September 12, 2010
My deepest sympathy. My thoughts and prayers go with you dear cousin. There are so many good memories I have of your dad over the years. He was always the perfect host when we came to visit and showed us around the nearby sites and the popular eating establishments. I especially remember his love of music, especially the big band era. Lots of good times and then just phone calls. We would talk about the weather, politics, sports and the family. I will miss our talks. Take care.... Remember the good times!!!
Millie
Michele N. Sandridge
September 12, 2010
We praise God for the life and service of our veteran. May he rest in peace in the arms of our Lord.
Michele N. Sandridge, Chaplain
American Legion Auxiliary
Department of Ohio
Ernie the golfer for many years in Las Vegas and in Brooklyn, too.
Ernie Fretter
September 12, 2010
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