Esther Kirk Soper

Mrs Soper 3rd grade class George Clark 1968.
Daryl McElwrath (On the left row 3)

My condolences to the family and friends of Ester Soper. My childhood memories of growing up on that stretch of West Berry, in the '50s, would not be complete without my years at George C. Clarke. And especially my 3rd grade class with Mrs. Soper. She is always remembered as a patient and caring teacher. God Bless you all. Dennis Weber

To the Family of Esther Soper,
We are sorry for your loss. Mrs. Soper was a wonderful person. She taught my Children in the 3rd grade at George Clark. She was well liked & will be missed.
Connie, Daryl & Billy McElwrath

My life is connected to the Sopers for as long as I can remember. Deb'y and I are the same age and grew up together. I felt like one of the Soper's daughters. We have common history through West Berry.
In recent years, Esther and I corresponded with each other through cards and phone calls. She showed me how to make boxes out of cards and shared her love of her button hobby. She recently sent me a box of buttons to explore - which my grandkids love as much as I do. She was one of a...

What a great loss to ALL. Mrs Soper was a wonderful person and a wonderful teacher. Mrs Soper was my 3rd grade teacher many years ago, she also taught my mother, Suzy Penn Dransfield and my uncle John Penn as well as my brother Tom Dransfield. She was a wonderful person and we were all fortunate to have had her in our lives. Our hearts go out to her family and friends.
Sincerly, Gwen Dransfield Hannon, Suzy Penn Dransfield and Nelle Penn Pearce and our families

We are deeply saddened to lose our precious friend. Esther was a constant joy to all who knew her. She was a perfect example of a Christian and lived a wonderful example to all. We will miss her so much.
In Christian Friendship and sympathy to all the family,
Johnie and Nancy Wright
Dublin, TX