Oneida, New York
1913-2011 (Age 97)
Everdina Gips Tooker, 97, of 216 Park Ave., died Saturday evening, Aug. 13, 2011 at her summer home on Tuscarora Lake under the care of her son and Hospice.Everdina was born on Dec. 7, 1913 in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, a daughter of Floria Adrianus and Dingena Catharina Staat Gips.She...
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Dear perry and family,
I saw this very late, but am sending prayers and thoughts to you. Your grandma sounds like a remarkable woman.
Marybeth Russo
August 27, 2011 | Oneida, NY
My mother was always talking about how inspiring Dina was, and I can see she must have been inspiring to many people! I remember a very kind, proud, and strong women. Now hand and hand with Oliver. My sympathy is with all the Tookers, and thanks for posting this!! Karen Fellows Thomson (charlotte, NC)
August 22, 2011
We have fond memories of all the Tookers, especially when we were children living on Park Ave. We all had parts in plays that Cathy and her brother held in their back yard and home...The Eastman Children....
Jane Eastman Chamberlin
August 22, 2011 | Leesburg, FL
Our deepest sympathy goes to all our American Tooker family I know Dina will be missed. Sending you all much love david, nicole and alex nicholas
nicole nicholas
August 22, 2011 | Glenhaven , Australia
"Dina" was such a dear sweet lady, it was always a pleasure to visit
with her. We were so touched to be invited to Lake Worth Fl. and also to the lake, which she loved. She will be missed by all who knew and loved her.
Our sympathy to all of the family.
The Houseman's
August 21, 2011
As Cathy Tooker was a dear friend of mine, Everdina was always very close to my heart, and was loved by our family. I send my deep sympathy and love to Perry and his family. Love from Deidre Westervelt Meehan.
August 20, 2011
Great memories of her and Oliver as Sunday School teachers helped influence me to become a Presbyterian Minister. Her dedication and service is her greatest memorial. God has blessed her with a long life and great friends and family. Jim Newman
August 19, 2011