Loretta Nicholas

Dear Mom, how I miss you.
Id sure love to kiss you
On your face
While we embrace.
Id love to hear your voice;
It would make me rejoice
To be in your presence one more time.
Instead, Im writing you this rhyme.
Its all your fault, you know,
The way you named me so,
After a poets last name.
Thats why rhymings my game!
You used to say, Youre a poet;
Dont you know it?
Your feet show it;
Theyre longfellows!
Oh,...

Mom, you were the best mother-in-law one could have asked for. Over the 40 plus years I have enjoyed the many conversations we had late at night and in the wee hours of the morning while eating the Best chocolate chips cookies ever. I will certainly miss the phone conversations and sharing what is going on with your granddaughters. I have many fond memories, especially one time we were looking through the binoculars at a neighbor across the street getting locked out of the house by her...

I really enjoyed working with Lori at Danks, and got to know her even better over the years going to the Danks dinners. Loved her laugh and smile and sense of humor. She will be missed. Condolences and prayers to her children, grandchildren and family.

We shared many Danks' dinners with Lori after the store closed. We had talked at Christmas and she sounded so good. Remember how woefully the dog would look at her when we would pick her up. She was a very nice person to know.

I will miss our morning coffee together and all of our great discussions. We sure solved all of the world problems over your kitchen table. Rest in peace my dear friend, until we meet again. I love you. Jeanne

Lori was so kind and friendly. I worked with her at Danks. She was loved and will be missed.

Deepest sympathies to Lori's children and grandchildren. Have fond memories of Lori during the Danks days.
Love and prayers
Nancy Yoder
State College

Please accept my sympathies for the lost of your mother.