Celia M. Parker

Some of the happiest years of my childhood include making the April Vacation trips to Rochester, N.Y., and seeing our beloved relatives. Rochester seemed so sunny and appealing with myriad parks and flower gardens, community spirit, Wegman's Market, Naum Brothers department stores, Don and Bob's restaurant, great radio stations like WHAM and WBBF, terrific ice cream places, and with a special person who made a tremendous difference in our lives: Aunt Ceil.

Her warmth, intelligence,...

I was terribly saddened to hear the news about Aunt Ceil. She was an
incredibly warm, nice person who I always looked forward to seeing on
my trips to Rochester growing up. She had such a terrific sense of
humor (and a laugh that was about the greatest you'll ever hear!) and a
true graciousness that always made me feel good when I was visiting
with her. I'll miss her greatly.