Elizabeth Mary Dziuba

Ken, Kathy and Sue:
I am grieved at the passing on of your mother. Whenever I was at your house -and I specifically remember the 1969 U-M/OSU game- she was kind and treated me with a feeling of welcome & hospitality. There's an old Native American trust that whenever there's a death, there's a new star in the sky. Look up and you'll see. And remember, there are always stars, even during the day. We just don't become aware of their presence until the night arrives.

Dear neighbors, if I had known, I would have come to visit with you. Your mom baked the tastiest kolaczki! Valerie Koselka (Warunek)

Grandma, I will always remember your wise words of wisdom, love, honesty, laughter, positive nature and your brave and adventurous soul. May you rest in peace with your husband. There are so many people that love you, may your legacy live on. Rest in Peace.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

Miss Betty was a beautiful lady who I enjoyed memorable golfing with both her and Susan. If I hit my ball and it didn't go far she'd say, "Phyllis, your ball went forward, so stop your bit-----, about it!" We laugh and always had a great time. RIP, my dear sweet friend. You will be greatly missed.