Henrietta Weiler

Susan and I have been friends since we were about 4 or 5 years old on 189th st in Washington Heights. I loved going to susan and Henriettas' apartment because it was so orderly unlike mine where I was the oldest of 6 children. Her mom was always making special things for her and I really envied the attention she got from her mom. Susan and I remain best friends and whenever I visited her and her family in Kentucky I loved the visits to Henriettas apartment. She always had tidbits of...

Dear Susan,
Augh, I've been trying to think of something "nice" to say and all I know is that you are loved. Treasure the memories and keep sharing the goodness she planted in you.
Love,
Cathy

I knew Mrs. Weiler from 3rd grade where I attended P.S. 189 - High School (George Washington H.S.) In those years you called friend's parents by their Mr. or Mrs. To me, she was Mrs. Weiler. She was very neat. I liked that. When I would go home, I would want to straighten my bedroom. Everything about her life spelled order. Susan and her Mom lived simply in a well cared for apartment in the Heights, maybe 189th Street off of St. Nicholas. If my memory serves me. Susan's Mother and...

Dear Susan, Mike, Christopher and Tyler
I was so saddened to read of the loss of Henrietta.

As I type this, I think of her looking out her window at me on your porch in her apron. Always a warm welcome from her in the way of a good hug.

You were so blessed to have her with you for 22 years.

I am sure she is having a wonderful time now with all her sisters!

{{hugs}}
Jacki

Dear Susan, Michael, Chris, and Tyler, We are so sorry for your loss. Henrietta was a wonderful, thoughtful, and loving mother and grandmother. Our thoughts and prayers are with you as you grieve. Much love, Steve and Judy

Hi Mom, Just a short note to say how much I miss you. Having had you with us over the last 22 years has been wonderful. Sharing our joys, our pleasures, and that which made us sad. You always had a kind word and seemed to say the right things to make any wrongs right. It was my pleasure cooking for you--I know how you loved that crazy chicken dish I made in NY! I'll miss the way you called my name, and how you loved our Daisy! I will miss you, but will celebrate your new heavenly life. ...