Arlie Ehrhardt

As many of the entries noted Mrs. Ehrhardt was also my 2nd grade teacher. I am now 31 years old and the memories are still so very clear of sitting in Mrs. Ehrhardt's classroom. I was always thrilled to see her outside of school as a young girl and looked forward to ringing her doorball on halloween. My thoughts are prayers are with your family.

Carol,Ben and and family
I offer my prayers for you and your mother. She will be greatly missed here in the Greens. I will miss seeing her take her daily walk with her little walking stick.
May you be comforted by God's loving grace.

In His Love,
Olivia Heier

Mrs. Ehrhardt was my 2nd grade teacher and she was always so nice to me. She was my favorite teacher and am so grateful I was in her class at Leroy Nichols.
One day we were suppose to write a book report and read in it front of the class and I started to cry because I was so shy. She had someone else read it for me and I will never forget how she made it ok for me.
I saw her out at Woodbridge Country Club about 2 years ago and she looked the same and had that beautiful smile. She even...

Mrs. Ehrhardt was my second grade teacher at Leroy Nichols Elementary. She is a very special lady. I'm 27 now but I can still remember being in her class very vividly, she was always an inspiration. I ran into her in town a while ago & she still had that same bright smile.
My heart goes out to the family and all of those who cared & loved her as well.

I wish I knew the right words to say, I only know the sadness I feel myself, and I'm so sorry for your loss.

Dear Uncle Ben, Carol, Frank and Alexis: I too add my sympathy and love to all of you. Aunt Arlie was a favorite aunt who always remembered the cousins with Easter baskets & holiday treats. She sewed my Job's Daughters formal for my Installation. She passed down Carol's flower girl dress worn at Clyde's wedding. My daughter Janis then wore it to Carol's wedding. She was always the best hostess and I learned to eat pizza she made before there were any pizza parlors in Lodi. And the...

Arlie will be missed by so many,our deepest sympathy to all the family,

Dear Uncle Bennie, I too grieve for your loss. I know with all that is within me that Aunt Arlie is now at home with our Father. She is now happy and will have no more tears, pain or sorry. I love you all.

What a shock to read of her death.I have great memories of talking to her at recess at Leroy Nichols school always positive and a smile on her face. Having dinner and sometimes lunch at the country home on Kettleman Ln.She was always busy in the kitchen and spotless it was!
I also remember her driving the white Jaguar as she left to do some errands on a Saturday
But most of all I would say she was a excellant Mother to Carol and Bob and I'm sure sadly missed by her husband....