Audrey P. Yurman

Jim and I loved Audrey from the moment we met her. She was just one of those very special people who makes everyone feel comfortable. I was so sorry she had to suffer, but I know what that's all about as my darling Jim went through it too. Well, at least she and my Jim are, now, both at peace. Audrey may have left us 10 years ago, but she has never been forgotten. She still finds a place in my memory from time to time.

Still think about you, Audrey. We all loved you. You made us laugh!!!!! Glad you are at peace. My Jimbo joined you on 6/24/20. God bless you!!!! RIP. MARLENE

Jim, I will always remember the night at Pipers III when you asked me to play the song “He” by Al Hibbler 1955 for you and Audrey, it was the beginning of a very special friendship. You and Audrey were a very beautiful couple and loving and caring people. Now we have another Angel in heaven looking over us, and someday the Wolfman will be there with all our friends to DJ the big sock hop in heaven. Stay healthy my friend and God Bless. Love Gail and Clarence a.k.a. Angel and the Wolfman.

Dear Jim and Family

Tom and I are so very sorry that we missed Audrey's funeral. We realize now it was a complete misunderstanding and she is in our hearts and prayers.

We will always remember Audrey's love of my cooking and eating all the left overs in the morning before going to play golf.

Tom loves you and wants you to know how much he cared for the both of you.

Tom and Judy Evert

Dear Jim and Family,
We are so sorry for your lost!! All the great gatherings we had over the many years, will always be remembered!
God Bless with all our Love,
Ray & Edye Udovich

Jim..so surprised and saddened to hear about Audrey. We had so much fun with you two at the Slovian club when we use to go there to eat.You two made such a great couple. Our sincere sympathy and our thoughts are with you.
Ron & Agnes McDaniels

Dear Jim,
Please accept our sincere sympathy on the loss of Audrey. She was such a fun-loving gal and Jim and I both cared for her a great deal. Wish we could be there for you, but know that we are with you in spirit.
All our love,
Marlene and Jim

My first meeting with Audrey took place in late 1972 when Jim took me to his home for a dinner of tabuli. Audrey was as loving and frank at that dinner as she was throughout the almost 39 years I knew her. A loving spouse, a good friend, a straight talker, and honest to the core, Audrey was indeed unique. What she and Jim had together was also unique -- over 49 years of happiness and togetherness. Our most sincere and heartfelt condolences to Jim and the children during this painful time...