ETHEL LAGOS

I'll always remember visiting Aunt Ethel's house, the meals, the family and how kind Aunt Ethel was. Beautiful, sweet, full of humor and love. Shes still missed.

Even though it´s been awhile since Aunt Ethel left us ,it doesn´t fade the great memories of this wonderful woman. I always will remember!

Ethel was such a remarkable woman and is missed every day by all those who loved her. It is hard to believe that it's been a year since her passing. The wonderful memories that she left behind will keep us smiling and laughing forever. I'm sure she is Greek dancing, bowling, playing bridge, entertaining and all the other things she loved in heaven. Her social calendar is probably booked up there also! She lives forever in our hearts.

Dear Anna and Elaine,

Bill Mays just let me know of your mother's recent death. It has been a long time since those DuVal days. I remember very well knowing and seeing your parents at various school events. Anne and I have been married now for 54 years and the years have added up. We are pretty healthy still, but are not too far behind your mother at 84 and 85. But we still try to keep up with those 60's DuVal classes and their reunions. Barry and Anne McKown. [email protected]

Please know how sorry I am not being at the funeral but I think family and friends know how much Aunt Ethel meant to me. I felt she was always there for me and always showed an interest in what was happening in my life. She made us all feel special because she cared so much about all our family. We had great times playing bridge. We had many conversations on the slams and odd hands we had. She has always been the voice in my mind at the bridge table telling me not to miss a slam. Just...

She lived a long much-loved life. She was a great neighbor and she will be missed.

Anna and Elaine...so very sorry to hear about your mom. I have such fond memories of her, especially during the Camp Fire Girl years. What a long life she enjoyed (my mom same age)...that generation was truly amazing. Hugs to you
Darlene (Tyler) Chroniger

We truly loved Aunt Ethel although she was not really my aunt. I loved getting together with my mom, Ethel, Anna and Elaine when we ventured up from FL. In the summer. One year, we even let Jerry join us! Aunt Ethel was always the epitome of lovely. Such a delightful woman who truly loved life.
I have such wonderful memories of our families getting together
at the Phelas homeGeorge, Toddy, Nicky, my dad Jim, and Jello ( would be joking, teasing , laughing, laughing together. My mom,...

On behalf of the Golden Techites from McKinley Tech High School in Washington, DC, please extend our condolences to Ethel's family. She was an active member from the Class of 1941.