Bernice Sadula

Bee and I worked together at Pronger Smith Clinic in Blue Islland, Bee lived in the next subdivision from me so we often car pooled. It was a nasty rainy day and you couldnt avoid the deep puddles, Bee would do her "slow" speed of about 60 mph thru the puddles...this was slow compared to her usual 75! After going thru about the 5th or 6th puddle Bee began alternating slamming on her brakes and resuming mach 3, I asked her what on earth she was doing and she said she heard you had to pump your...

MY SYMPATHY TO DANNY AND ALL OF BEA'S CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. WE ALWAYS HAD SUCH FUN WHEN THE FAMILY GOT TOGETHER. BEA AND MY HUSBAND, JOHN, WERE THE CRAZIEST WHEN THEY SAW EACH OTHER AT THESE PARTIES. NOT ONLY WAS SHE A GREAT COUSIN-IN-LAW BUT SHE ALSO ASSISTED IN THE BIRTH OF TWO OF OUR CHILDREN AT ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL IN THE 60'S. REST WELL, DEAR COUSIN.
TERRY MARTUS

Rest in peace Aunt Bee. I'll remember when we were family, and we got along so well when we worked at Pronger - Smith Clinic, you were a wonderful nurse and a wonderful car pooling friend! No one ever taught me how to "pump my brakes" quite the way you did after it rained, whiplash anyone? I'm sure by now you're singing Lithuanian songs with Grandma Zube, Eleanor, and Uncle Al, sing on Bee! Love Dorita "Dee