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Barbara (Framke) Jeffries
March 19, 2011
Ruby was my sister-in-law when I was married to Jerry Framke, (Don's) brother. She made us very welcome until Jerry could get a job.
John Legge
March 16, 2011
When I was just a little boy from a small town I come to Uncle Don and Aunt Ruby's house in a big city for the first time.I found a pair of roller skates and decided to go for a stroll.I guess I strolled too far and was lost somewhere in Tacoma.I had to ask to use a phone and called Aunt Ruby to come get me.Somehow she knew exactly where I was and said to me "where have you been? when she knew the whole time I was scared to death and she was as calm as could be.I knew she was laughing on the inside because she always knew where I was I'll miss you Aunt Ruby and Love you very much! John Legge
Sheila Framke
March 12, 2011
Grandma was always so calm in the midst of the insanity that is our family. She had a passel of kids and even more grandkids running around, and she never lost her cool. She just sat in her rocker that grandpa made her and read her romance novels. I will miss you, grandma.
Angela Framke
March 12, 2011
I love and miss you Grandma, I know you are free so may you soar with happiness.
Karen Winters
March 12, 2011
I first met Ruby when I was 16 years old. I was dating her oldest son (Scott). We married & had three children, Sheila, Chris & Jeff. Ruby was always willing to babysit when asked. She was such a joyful person. Always had a smile on her face. I remember when she came to our house to take care of me & my 2 children at the time because I was bedridden with a difficult pregnancy. I thought that was so kind of her to give up her time for us.
I haven't seen her since she left Wa. state but she was never far from my thoughts. She will be truly missed!!!
Karen Winters
March 12, 2011
I met Ruby when I was 16 years old. I was dating her oldest son (Scott) & we later married & had 3 children.
She was such a nice lady. Never a mean bone in her body! She would babysit my kids when ever asked & always with a smile! She also took care of me & 2 of my children when I had to be bedridden with a complicated pregnancy.I haven't been able to see her since she moved from WA. but I always thought of her with happy thoughts.
Ruby I will miss you & love you forever!!!
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