Gretchen Gray Mauermann Messler

LIBBY,
WORDS CANNOT EXPRESS THE LOSS WE FELT WHEN WE WERE CALLED AND TOLD ABOUT YOUR MOTHER. AS YOU KNOW SHE WAS A VERY SPECIAL FRIEND TO BOTH OF US AND WE HAD LOTS OF FUN AND GOOD TIMES ALL THESE YEARS. SHE WAS ONE OF THE SPECIAL PEOPLE THAT YOU MEET IN LIFE AND REALIZE THAT SHE WAS A SPECIAL PERSON. WE NOT ONLY WERE FRIENDS BUT WE WERE POLITICAL ALLIES OVER THE YEARS. WE DID JUST ABOUT EVERYTHING WE COULD TO HELP ELECT GOOD REPUBLICANS TO OFFICE. IN FACT THE FIRST YEAR WE WERE ALL...

Libby,
I met your mother at school the week before she died, and she seemed like such a delightful person. Everyone who knew her loved her, and I know you were blessed to have had such a wonderful mom. We are never ready to give up our mothers---no matter how young or old they may be. Take all one day at a time, and do know that many, many people care. I am sorry for your loss and will keep you and your family in my prayers.
Kay Scully

Liby:
I am so sorry. Gretchen was like my second mom. I really tried. I miss her so very much, too. I will always be here for you. XO

Libby,

My deepest sympathy to you, your grandmother, and extended family. Seeing your mother looking great only a month ago, as we were in the process of moving, it was shocking to hear of her sudden death. Many times when I lived in Northampton I would call and ask your mom if her cable was out too, it seamed common after thunderstorms, and she'd always loved to talk. My prayers are with you and your family.

Libby,
I'm sorry I never met your mom, but I have heard so many wonderful things about her. I know she knows how much you love her.You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Gretchen Messler was a nice lady. She worked in my Dad's law office in Houston some years back, that he shared with some other attorneys at the time. She came to my wedding and was always so nice and cheerful to talk to. I am sure that she will be greatly missed!

Libby,
You are in our thoughts and prayers. I will always remember your mother jumping in helping me put up curtains when we moved into the portables at school. She had a great eye for making something ugly look great and her cheerfulness brighten the room.

Libby,
I never had a chance to meet your mom and I am very sorry for that. I can only imagine what a wonderful person she was because I know you. I ask for God to fill you with his warmth and love at such a difficult time. Please let me know if you need anything.

Libby,
We are so sorry for your loss. Your mom was such an incredible person and a huge encouragement to everyone that she came in contact with. I am so thankful that I had the oppotunity to meet her. We are praying for you and your family.