Lillian Marie Rumann

That she was always and I mean always so nice to me. I loved her more and more every single time that I saw her and always looked forward to visiting her most beautiful house. Most! Her hugs and kisses. Great life and deserved it! RIP

I am so sorry to learn of the death of Colette's mother, Mrs. Rumann. No matter how long we are fortunate to have our moms with us; it is never easy saying goodby. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Gerri Cherney

I am saddened to hear of the passing of your dear Lillian. I crossed paths with Lillian and her husband, Jim, at Pilgrim Manor. During visits to see my mother, I had the pleasure of sitting with my mother, Marie Fodor, at the dining table across from Jim. Lillian was often there at Jim's side and shared dinner time with him and his table mates. Lillian's candor and good-natured view of life in the nursing home helped me feel more comfortable during my visits. More importantly, Lillian...

Lillian and Jim were Pilgrim Manor friends. My mother, Marie Fodor, was in the same wing as Jim so we all saw a lot of each other. So sorry that she has passed. Lillian was a very kind and interesting woman and will be missed.

May Aunt Lillian be dancing with Uncle Jimmy in heaven. God bless her soul. Our condolences to our cousins and their families.