Phyllis A. Henry

Bunny and I were friends for our whole lives. When we talked it was for hours. I loved her dearly and have so many memories I don't know where to start. I miss having her there to talk to and I think of her all the time. Rest in Peace my friend.

Through out our lives, we encounter good and bad experiences. You sharing your life with my brother (Chuck) have been the best for Chuck. Opposites attract and can make the best companions, as you and Chuck have shown over the years together. I am proud to have known you and wish I could have made more trips back East. R.I.P knowing how you have brightened the lives of the many people you have touched. Love, John & Lea Kucharski

I was so saddened to hear of my dear friends passing. Philly (as I always called her) and I shared so many precious memories over the years that I will forever hold near and dear to my heart. I loved her, she was like my other Mom. My thoughts and prayers go out to all, she will be truly missed but never forgotten.

I first met Bunny as a child when she lived next door to my cousins on Hubbel Ave. Many years passed and we worked at the Syracuse Nationals together. I have many happy memories of this wonderful, kindhearted lady. She will be missed by so many of her Women´s World vendors and friends. May she Rest In Peace.

Kristen and Kerri -- I was sad to read about your MOM "Bunny" I knew her a long time ago -- I also remember her Dad (Phil) & Mom (Gen) for she was related to my MOM (Jane C. Davis) -- we lived in Bouckville, NY -- you know the Actique village. I do remember "Bunny" I believe she attended a Birthday Party for my brother (may he rest in eternal peace)-- he has been gone for almost 5 years. Not suffering. May your Memories of your Mom be HAPPY ones. My thoughts are with you BOTH. I am the...

When I think of your mom, I hear her laugh! She was the most optimistic person I know. Keep all your beautiful memories close to heart. God bless your family during this difficult time.

I worked with Bunny at the Assumption Food Pantry and also on the staff for the Syracuse Nationals. She was a bright light to all who came in contact with her. I will miss her smile and her laughter. Rest in Peace, Bunny! May the angels lead you into Paradise.

There is no end to the memories we shared from Toddlers to last March. I am sure I am joined by many who feel the same. Chuck and family, Kirsten and Keri and families, my heart is with you. I know what you have lost.

Chuck and family, My heart goes out to you . Please cherish the memories and be strong.