Gae Caldren Kesselring

Barb, Becky, Greg and all the family.
My condolences on the loss of your mother. I lived across Ernest Drive from you in Tallmadge, she was a wonderful neighbor and friend.
Wayne Miller

Mrs. Kesselring taught both of my sons when they were in her fourth grade FLAG class. Upon learning of her death, I contacted my sons, Fred and Gregg Ford, to let them know . They live in Florida and would not have seen the Ohio newspaper. Fred thanked me for letting him know and commented that she was a good teacher and that 93 was a good life. Gregg said that he has good memories of her and that he tells his two children nice stories about his time in her class. I taught at Brimfield...

Mrs. Kesselring with my fifth grade teacher back in the 60s. I graduated in 1975. She was a wonderful teacher and I admired her even though she would fill the side chalkboard with assignments daily. Happy that she lived such a long life. She will not be forgotten. Sharon Curfman

To Kesselring family,
Jim and I were so sorry to hear about your mom. We enjoyed spending time with them both. They were so kind to Jim when we were moving back to Ohio from Colorado. Jim stayed with them for a month while I was finishing up with house and work. They didn’t hesitate for a minute to help us out and we sure appreciated it!
They were a wonderful couple and will be missed.
Much love, Katie and Jim Reed

To the Kesselring family: I’m so sorry to hear of Gae’s passing. I taught with her at Brimfield Elementary. She was such a happy, positive person. She was everyone’s friend. I enjoyed spending time with both your mom and your dad. Hugs from your mom’s friend! Judy and Thurman Church