Gustie Hollander Hedrick

Zelma, I still remember your mom and dad working so hard at the church on Saturdays taking care of the lawn and gardens. We send our deepest sympathies to you and you are in our prayers.

I would always talk to Gustie while she lived over at MCEC because she was so precious. She always said that she was a "little angel."

Zelma, I'm so sorry to hear of the loss of your mother. Please know that there are a lot of people praying for you and your family. Cherish the many wonderful memories you have with your mother.

Dear Ray and Zelma,
I am Helen Heath Vernon, Wilma's niece, and have very fond memories of you and Gustie when you visited Stanley and Wilma. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. Helen and Glen Vernon, Marion, VA

Gustie was a sweet lady I worked w/ her as a member of the Rehabilitation team. She loved to be held, hugged, and loved on which was my pleasure. I never visited/worked w/ her that she did not tell me that she loved me too.

Dear Ray & Zelma,
My heartfelt sympathy to you and your family. Though I had lost contact, I have many fond memories of you and of Gustie during my years with you at Christ Church. Hers was truly a life well lived. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Aunt Gustie was a very special aunt to me. Her loving smile, kind words of encouragement and tender touch will always be a mark of her character and grace. She is next to the last of the Hollander family. There is only one son in the family heritage to carry on the line of Hollander.

Danny Lee Rominger, (1943) son of
Lockie Lona Hollander Rominger(1924-1999) younger sister to
Gustie Roxie Hollander Hedrick (1922-2009) oldest daughter of
John Bunyon Hollander...