Audrey E. Immel

It has been a long time 1961 at Grandpa Immels funeral in Oak Harbor Ohio, but I have very fond memories of Aunt Audrey and Uncle Bob. Especially all the dogs. They were both a lot of fun back then and Im sorry they are now both gone. Peace and Love.

David & Helen - Aunt Audrey was totally blessed with your love and caring over the years. She always spoke fondly of you ... you were loved.

I remember our last visit with her. It would have been October 2000 (geez, that long ago?!?!). Uncle Ray was with us ... hearing them yucking it up ... what fun! She was a neat lady with a wonderful sense of humor and incredible love for animals ... I miss her.

Aunt Audrey will certainly be missed by us all. As Judy said, we all had such fun times at the old house as kids, playing with the cats and just hanging out in the yard... Unfortunately, we won't be able to make it to Kalamazoo but do hope to attend on Tuesday to pay our respects.

Spent many a time at Bob and Audreys when my parents went away. They were good times. I can still hear Aunt Audreys laugh. She is in my prayers. Love, Judith Immel Melvin.
PS. to Judith G: I don't think so but Terry Hagen might know, she does the Immel geneology. ([email protected] or [email protected])

My deepest sympathies to the family; Audrey sounds like a wonderful woman.

I write because my mother was Marie Immel Greasley, the youngest of eleven children born to John Peter and Frances Amrhein Immel, German immigrants, who met and married in Chicago in the 1880s. Could there be a connection?
(P. S. We are friends of the Haites if you would like verification.)