Burnice D. Shaffer

Aunt Susie: I miss you a lot. We were always close, but the last 10 years were the best. You were like my second mom. You always helped me with my problems. We talked about everything, we didn't miss much. You never had a bad word to say about any one. What about those books and my knitting problems. We had good times together. I hope you get to work different crossword puzzles in heaven. I miss you so much. Don is trying to help George and we will try to take care of him for you. ...

Dear George,

I'm sorry to hear of your loss. Thank you for taking me to see Aunt Susie in July 2006.

To Helen and Carol,

Thank you for making her my Aunt Susie. She was my mother's best friend.

Love, Mim

Aunt Burnice, my family and I have always enjoyed spending time with you. I am glad that you have gotten to know both of my girls and I know that they will miss you as much as I will.
Please give a kiss to Leslie, Walt, and Uncle John when you see them, and try to rest easily knowing that we all will do our best to take care of George for you.

The loss of someone so close is difficult to bear. We share your grief.

Burnice, you were the best mother-in-law ever. I miss you already but am comforted by the fact that you are finally at peace and rid of the body that gave you so much pain and distress. Give Walt a hug from me and Kathy and Mom as well. Now you and Millie can work your crossword puzzles together again and maybe even play some Yahtzee.
You are going to be missed by a lot of people whose lives you touched. All my love, Anne