Melba Jean Bodecker

Mrs. Bodecker was my 4th grade teacher at Rea Woodman. I always have remembered how particularly kind she was to a very poor girl in that class. One day when the girl was absent, Mrs. Bodecker explained that not everyone had the advantages the rest of us had & that we should always be kind to her. She even mentioned that people without much money are sometimes forced to eat a diet that can make them overweight. This really impressed me at the time and looking back I can see that this was one...

United Methodists in Scott City remember you with such love. We pray for God's love and comfort to embrace you and your family in the loss of Melba. What a lovely lady--surely heaven is an even sweeter place because she is there.

Kelsey and family -
Thinking of you during this time.

Kelsey,
Sorry to hear about Melba. May God comfort your heart as you rest in His tender and faithful care.
You and your family are in our prayers.
With deepest sympathy,
Bill & Twonette Skidmore

Thinking of you Kelsey.

Kelsey and Barbie -- so sorry to hear about your wife & mother, but know that she is now free from pain and has a brand new wonderful body. Treasure the memories, so many and so rich.

Bob

So sorry dear friends,for the pain that you bear and the great loss that you feel. She was a lovely lady.Oe we will never forget. God bless and comfort you
Bonnie