Eunice Mae Vanderbrink

Mrs. Vanderbrink was a wonderful teacher, I think for my second grade. Helped get me off to a good start in life. I believe she was a friend of our family, maybe had three of the four Edwards kids. She was so nice, probably why I had a crush on Pam when I was a freshman. Peace be with you all. Love, Steve

Condolences to the family. May her soul rise higher and higher in the next realm and may her memory be a blessing. What an elegant and classy teacher. She was the best I had. Mrs. Vanderbrink noticed me and based on testing had me advanced to 3rd grade in the middle of the year. I was honored to advance, but sad that I did not get the full year with her. It is clear that she touched many lives positively. Such is the multiplicative affect of being a great teacher. I am delighted to...

My heartfelt condolences to the family. Mrs. Vanderbrink was my 2nd grade teacher that I adored. My love for reading was established in her class. I also learned many life long lessons having her for my teacher. One of my most memorable moments was being chosen to take home our class hamster named Charlie, for the Summer, and returning him in the Fall. Once I returned him to school, Mrs. Vanderbrink bought another male hamster so that Charlie would have a play mate. Months later she found out...

Very sorry to read of her passing. She was always so warm and welcoming. Sending thoughts and prayers to her family. So sorry Pam.

She was a great friend to my grandparents Russell and Marilyn Griffith. I remember as a child when I would visit from time to time. Always so nice and very funny! So sad to hear of her passing. May God be with her in a better place.
Love, Laura Hottle Brooker

Mrs. Vanderbrink was the best teacher ever! She will always be in my heart.

Worked with Eunice at Kramer. I was a newcomer in many ways. No one looked like me. However I always knew that Eunice was a friend. A group of us had many Fridays after school and shared a drink and laughed about things that had occurred during the week. She was such fun.
When Eunice announced her retirement I was bowled over !!
How could she leave teaching now. Boy did I miss her but somehow we managed to stay in touch , shared a few stories and drank a glass of wine or two. ...

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.