Ella Francis West Rew

Ella was one of the nicest, sweetest people I've had the pleasure to know. Her presence has been, and will always be missed at Rew family gatherings. Condolences to all. She was very loved.

Ella was such a very special person. What great memories of playing tennis, bridge, snowball fights in the park, and many dinners and lunches for the four of us. A true friend for over thirty eight years. Look forward to seeing you again in a better place. Love you,

Susan, I know you will miss your mom. This will be a difficult time. I lost your phone number that I'd had for a long time.... probably not a good number anymore, but I would have called you. I'd like to keep in touch..... call me; my number is the same, in the FW phone book even though I'm in W'ford. You and Jenny were such good friends. If you need a "mom", I'm here....
Suzie Williams

We lived across Kentwood St. from Ella and George over half a century ago, 1960. Our kids played with George. You have our condolences.

My heart is filled with wonderful cherished memories of the friendship that Ella and I enjoyed for over 70 years. I remember my Dad and Mom doing a visitation for new families in the neighborhood for Poly Baptist. When he and my Mom came home they said that they visited a family just a few blocks away that had daughters about my sister, Betty and my age. That was where the friendship began. So much since then. Love and prayers to all of Ella's family. They have been so dear for her through...

Sorry to read the loss of Ella Rew, I played bridge with her many years at Ft. Worth Womans' Club. She was such a pleasant person to be around, always happy.

With sympathy,

Frances Votaw

So sorry for your loss. I know she will be missed.

Praying for God's comfort for the entire family during this sad time.