Louise L. Erbach

Dear families, My sisters and I were saddened to recently get the news of your mom's passing. The role we will remember her best for is that of your mom, loving you all and taking care of her family. We always had good times when our families were together and that is a good memory. What a reunion she must have had in Heaven with your dad and others who have gone before her. We lost our dad 2 days after Christmas and rejoice that mom and dad are together again forever with our Lord.

Chris and family, I was so sorry to hear of the passing of your Mom. I especially remember her from our camp days and our spring and fall rallies. What assurance we have that we will all meet again. I know she is rejoicing as she is with her Lord as well reunited with your Dad. Our prayers are for you in the days ahead.

Our condolences to the Erbach family. My parents were good friends from the Army. I remember the get togethers they use to have when all were younger. The Kreiter family

Dear Chris, Sue, Betty, Spouses and families,
We were saddened but also rejoicing that your beautiful mother is now with our Lord. We have many fond memories, especially of her beautiful voice and smile, compassionate heart and her love for serving her Lord. Also her gift of hospitality as the Erbach home was opened to our joint youth group for fun times. Unfortunately we will not be able to attend the service (grandkids piano recital) but our thoughts and prayers are with you. May all...

I worked with Bill years ago at Oster and renewed my contact with Louise when she moved in to Seven Oaks.
She was a delightful lady to know. My sympathy to those she left behind.