Loretta D. Hunker

Fall always brought a changing of the leaves, and the annual visit from Loretta, Mitzi and Tom to Superior. We always enjoyed conversations about the Moore family, old times, and those many, many "stories." Loretta will always be fondly remembered.

Jennifer's posting definitely speaks for me too. I feel lucky to have known Loretta for the last few years and will miss her greatly. My condolences to all of her family for your loss.

Jennifer, your sharing the story of your great grandma was wonderful. It is remarkable how much she meant to everyone in your family - far more involved and integral in your daily lives than people half her age! And how lucky that you all have memories and photos of her from the beautiful wedding along with so many years of stories and laughs. I'm so sorry for your loss for all of you.

The entire Hunker clan is in my thoughts during your time of loss.
Brendan Joyce

My great grandma was always ¡§grandma¡¨ or ¡§gram¡¨. She never seemed different or even older than anyone else¡¦s grandma and she was a lot cooler. She took care of us and spoiled us like a grandma. When I went to visit her recently and she was asleep, she asked ¡§who¡¦s there?¡¨. I said, ¡§It¡¦s your great granddaughter¡¨. She replied, ¡§what¡¦s so great about you?¡¨. She had the best sense of humor. She loved to laugh and even more, she loved to make other people laugh. Until the very end,...