MARY K. M. "Molly" VANDERHOOF

Belatedly, just today in fact, my family has learned of Molly's death. We are so sorry and send to all our sympathy and a few memories.

Molly was always close to my family. First, as a child living on Warrington Road, Molly became close to my mother (now deceased), Mary Gertrude LeLievre, who lived directly behind the Mannings on Chadbourne. It was my mother who ultimately introduced both Dick and Molly to Hiram House Camp.

Following WWII, my husband and I, Phil and Ann...

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Sally, Rick, and Tom,

As much of a delight as it was being your babysitter as a teen, I also loved the times I got to share with your mom and dad. The very best of those teen years were those incredible Georgian Bay summers on Tomahawk Island. You've probably heard all the stories over and over again, but we had a hoot! Every day and every night was full of adventure, discovery and wonder for me...and what a lucky girl I was to be in charge of such delightful children! You may not...

To Sally, Rick, Tom and your families,

I wanted to let you know that I am thinking about you today as you hold the service for your mom. I know you are celebrating her life and I'm sure there will be some funny stories too. She had a great sense of humor and loved her family deeply.

Aunt Molly was always very kind to me and sent me warm notes with her Christmas cards every year. She also hosted so many family dinners over the years. She was very generous in having us over so...

So sorry to read about Mrs. Vanderhoof's passing. She taught nursery school to my son John and niece Sheila over 20 years ago and we remember her fondly. Her love of children was evident every day. She will be in my prayers.

Family,
I am so very sorry to hear about the passing of your mother, grandmother and friend. May the love and hope God gives comfort you in the days ahead.