E. Arlene Beiswenger

I read somewhere recently that we should all be grateful for having individuals in our circle for whom we feel the need to grieve. This means they impacted our life in a profound and sacred manner. That person made a difference.

Growing up I remember visiting a few times with Aunt Arlene and all of you, her children, and understood that there was some underlying and significant meaning to being related even if I didn’t understand it. As I grew older, I came to appreciate that...

I was so sorry to read of the death of Arlene. She was such a nice lady. I had dinner with her and your dad a few times when they took your Aunt Polly for the fish fry at Hankerds. It was very much appreciated by Polly and I enjoyed having a conversation with them. I told Polly of your Mother's death and she was very sad to hear of it. I have fond memories of Arlene and Hoddy at Houghton Lake,also.

My sincere condolances on the loss of your mother.

Bobbi Beiswenger