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ERMA METZ
September 19, 2012
I WORKED WITH EUNICE FOR MANY YEARS, BUT I GOT TO KNOW HER SO MUCH BETTER AFTER WE RETIRED, AND MET MONTHLY FOR LUNCH. I WAS ALWAYS AMUSED BY AND ENVIOUS OF HER LAID BACK ATTITUDE, WHICH SEEMED TO CARRY THROUGH HER FINAL ILLNESS. I HAVE SO MUCH RESPECT FOR THE WAY SHE HANDLED THAT ILLNESS, AND HER IMPENDING DEATH. I WILL MISS HER. MY REGARDS TO HER FAMILY, WHICH I WISH I HAD KNOWN.
Paula Briggs
August 24, 2012
I had the pleasure of working with and benefiting from Eunice's support when working with children with emotional difficulties with the MCIU 23 from 1977-1992 in the Spring-Ford School District. She was a wonderful, caring social worker who got me through many situations when I was beginning my career. I always admired her skills and looked up to her. I'm sure she will be missed by her family and friends and I can only imagine the fulfilling relationships you all had with her. Please accept my sincere condolences.
Paula Briggs
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