ADELINE WICHMANN

My sincerest condolences to the family for your loss. I pray that you have the peace of God that surpasses all understanding (Phillipians 4:6,7).

I always enjoyed spending time with Addie when I went to Stew and Laura's house. She was sharp and bright, very enthusiastic and was interested in many things. She had a wonderful smile and was fully engaged in life until close to the very end. She always welcomed me and my wife without judgment. She was a special soul. I will miss her.

I'll have many wonderful memories of sitting at Addie's kitchen table hearing stories about the family. She was truly a remarkable woman, always very sweet and kind to me. My deepest condolences.

Sharon, Larry and I send all our love and prayers to those who mourn Addie's passing. I fondly recall our family gatherings at Jeannie and Colin's in the 80's and 90's with my father who so enjoyed her company, joined in family and generation. Rest in peace, Addie.

Oma you were the best grandmother a granddaughter could ask for, I always knew you were proud of me and you treated all grandchildren equally. You never said anything bad about anyone you met. I wish I could go back and ask all the questions I didn't ask, about when you were young, growing up in the Depression. I will always love you and look up to you as a role model. I miss you. Love Beth

In behalf of the entire Wichmann family from your Dad's brother side, we offer to all of our cousins and their family our deepest sympathy in the loss of your Mom. She must of really led a full, wonderful life.

Sending love and prayers to all of you during this tough time.