EMMA JEAN GADD

Dear Sharon,

We know that there is never a good time to loose a parent. You will miss your mother but will continue to radiate her goodness. You have so much of her in you and your family benefits from her in this way. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Know you are supported by a large extended family.
Love, Glen and Lilly

Sharon, Cathy, Steven and Suzanne:

I met your parents when I moved in next door to your family on Northern Hills Dr. in 1976.
And true to what was said, Jean was quick to come over and introduce herself and offer help.
My girls at the time were 5,7,9, so they were younger and didn't get to know you all that well, but they did love your mom, and she was so sweet to them. And, of course your dad was always out anytime it snowed to plow up and down the sidewalks. I missed...

I have always been so glad that my Mom & Dad named me after my Aunt Jean. She was such a classy lady and had such a sweet spirit. I know the reunion in Heaven was a great one. She will truely be missed by all of our family.

Several years ago I had the privilege of meeting Jean and Walt while at the Hill Cumorah Pageant. Even though I only knew them for a short time, they both left a lasting impression on me. I am sorry for your loss, but also happy that they have been reunited with each other.

Your family is in my thoughts and prayers!


Kristin Reimann Roylance

We know Emma Jean Gadd only through her daughter, Suzanne Gadd Gibson. Suzanne is such a supreme example of compassionate service with an abundance of mirth. We believe that Suzanne is evidence that Sister Gadd was an superlative person who instilled a deep love for mankind and for God in her children. We are grateful that she gave us our wonderful friend.

We send all our love and prayers to the Gadd family.

Kimberly and David Oakes