Lydia E Zeveney

Lydia in my heart is remembered for her kindness, giving and caring for people. I me her as a client when I worked T PNC and she quickly became a friend and a prayer warrior. Health issues were a common bond. Never complained but always cared and wore a smile dig enough to share with others. She is missed.

Time flies by for certain. I can't believe My Friend is gone 5 years. I remember her and her kindness so vividly. Lydia Loved her Family so much, had great things to say about them and always wanted the best for them. I had the pleasure of knowing her son Stanley and like All Moms sons do have that special spot in our heart, I know, I have two Sons. I loved my friend Lydia, I truly miss her and with the help of our Good Lord we will continue our friendship in Heaven. Always in our Heart, Rest...

Dearest Stanley and Family, I had no idea your Mom was so ill, I have been on disability for 3 yrs but we kept in touch. She wrote and said she was not doing so good but I had no idea. A friend called from the bank and I was in shock, I have prayed and cried, she was an angel on earth and now in heaven. Special people are rare, embrace and cherish those in your life, enjoy her memory, feel her love and know she is with you always. God Bless.

I miss you Grand mom I love you

From the first moment I met you something about you made me smile. You were always to the point and honest in what you had to say. You left all who loved you way to soon and will be missed my all of us who lifes you touched.

When I first met Mom I thought she was off the wall the funny and obscene jesters made me laugh so hard where my belly would hurt. As time went by and spent more time with her I knew that I found a new life long friend. I miss our phone calls especially at 2 am .. When she had her hip replacement she still was in the best of sprits and made everyone laugh. Thank you for all the memories and the time we spent together. Let me tell you something she would always say to me and have a funny...

My mother died suddenly and left a huge space in our lives. These few words summed up the most important part in hers. It gives me hope and reminds me of how my mom enriched and touched my life in a way that has made me who I am, and it reminds me to be thankful of the memories that I will always have of her. Just because she is no longer physically next to me, she will always be a part of me "But for now I feel dead inside it seems as if time stands still. And silence... a quiet sadness......

Keep a spot open for me Lydia, and give my sister Marie a hug from me.