M. Isabelle Steinbrenner

IThe angels danced the day you were born,April 18,1904,and 103 yrs later, Oct 2, 2007, they gently lifted you up to Heaven into the arms of your Lord and Saviour, who welcomed you and held you to His Heart; as He called your loved ones to surround you with their love and welcome you."Oh, what a reunion", A sweet person with a winning smile, who wore many hats, (in many colors)and was always all "dolled up" as her Mamma used to say. I had the distinct honor of having my grandaughter, Colleen,...

I started spending Mothers' Day with "Nana" in 2000, after my own Mom died the month before. For Jeanine and I, it was the first without our mothers. It was my honor to have spent time with a truly fascinating and remarkable woman. You will be sorely missed, Nana!

I feel so blessed to have seen Aunt Isabelle last summer and to have my children visit with her. It really was a grand visit with her telling my children stories of my Grama Lila and my mom Betty Lou. We will cherish the memory of her and her stories for years to come. I will write it all down so that my grandchildren can benefit from her wisdom and grace. She was such a "Lady". I was blessed to be named after her daughter,Roberta, whom my mom adored. I know my Grama Lila is very happy to...

I will always remember that she was very interested in everything going on in your life. I might not see her for a while , but when I did, she was very interested in all that is going on, genuinely concerned , not just making small talk.I will miss her very much she was a beautiful person inside and outside and a giant asset to our family .I am very proud to be related to her

Dear Bobbi, Kathy, Dick and Jeanine,
We have so many wonderful memories of Aunt Isabelle; back from being on the porch at Grandma Van's when we were young to seeing her as recently as a few months ago at Dads. She was truly a lady, always looking the part. She always had a smile, kind word and wonderful laugh. I cherish the memories and feel blessed to have had her as my Aunt Is.
Our sincere condolences.
Darryl and Pam