Elma Saloum

Your always in my thoughts & memories of the many times my Dad, Mickey Abraham, brought us to visit Aunt Sophie, Eva, & all the family! Many Syrian picnics we all attended & gatherings! You are dearly missed &my love to Eva & the rest of our extended family! Your in the arms of our Saviour with other family. Love you forever, Cousin, Georgian Abraham Higgins

My dear Elma, I and we all will miss the phone calls and visits to your home,,,,both you and your sister Eva represent the family members´ with the values of love and devotion and faith!!!! Your service to family, friends, business, church was beautiful,,,, As you are now in the presence of our Lord Jesus Christ, and the family saints and angels,,,, now we ask you to pray for us ! Love you,,, Butch Abraham

She will be missed. Rest In Peace Alma.

How we loved visiting our cousins and how gracious they always were. Truly two of the finest women ever. Elma leaves an unfillable void in many peoples' hearts.

My Sympathies to family and friends and what a treasure Ford City has lost. I was one of those Jr. bowlers who benefited from Elma's tireless volunteer efforts and have fond memories of when she took us to the state championships. She made our community a better place to live in on so many levels. She is fondly remembered and may she rest in peace.

My deepest condolences to the family. Miss Elma what's my next door neighbor as I grew up in Ford City for many years. I was part of her organization for youth bowling at Kings Lanes. Her family and her more like part of our family they treated us as their own and I will forever remember and hold the memories that I have going up next door to her her sister Miss Eva and her mother

Aunt Eva, Our heart felt condolences and deepest Sympathy for the loss of Aunt Elma. She was such a happy, loving and caring person. We will miss her very much. May her memory be Eternal.

In loving memory of a wonderful lady and former neighbor. We were among the lucky ones she always gave pizzelles to. We will forever remember our fun times in Ford City. Love

Elma, and her sister Eva, were good friends with my late mother, Elizabeth Kabazie, from Lower Burrell. They would stop to visit at my mother's home after Church at St. George in New Kensington. She loved their company. Watching their loving ways, it was easy to see why she appreciated them as friends.