RENE-THOMPSON-Obituary

RENE C. THOMPSON

Cleveland, Ohio

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THOMPSON RENE C. THOMPSON (nee Arnold) age 94, beloved wife of the late Russell; loving mother of Judith Murman, Lorene Gawor (Stanley), Linda Reiter (Len), Jay Alan Thompson (Jackie), and Gayle Milo (Paul); dear grandmother of 18; great grandmother of 28; sister of Dornie Reiss, and the late Jay...

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Hey, Grandma. I miss you! Hard to believe you've been gone so long. You would've loved Thea.

Third Thanksgiving without you sad but, we have new little people that you would have enjoyed.

Two years have passed and it seems like only yesterday. This morning Linda, Renee and myself will celebrate your life with a mass at St Clarence. You would be crazy about the new babies that have arrived since you left us and next year there will be another. Love you always.

Think of you often and miss your pretty little face! It's not the same without you.

Happy Mothers Day mom, miss and love you always.

Hi mom, Beautiful day today. Just thinking about you and how much you loved the warm weather. Did a little weeding just to get some sun. Love today and always.

Feeling a little sad today. Four years ago Nick was killed in that accident and it is so hard for all the kids to deal with on his anniversary. Maddy got a group together received permission to year Nick Rauser shirts and Santa hats at school today in his memory. So very hard at this time of year when thinking about all the people who are not here to share Christmas. Missing you always. Love

Happy Thanksgiving mom. Every year I think about your story of how I interrupped your thanksgiving so many years ago, this year is no different. Jill has been thinking about you also. First she sends me a saved message from her phone and when I listen to it I hear your voice, can you believe she saved a birthday message all this time. Today I get a text message from her and she says everytime she uses her hand lotion she can smell how you did after a shower with your powder on, kinda of...

Mom, A year ago today we had the very sorry task of laying you to rest. For some reason I am having a harder time today than last Wednesday. Never again to see your adorable face, to laugh or cry with you. I know you are far happier now then when you considered yourself to be a burden on all of us, but I hate that you are gone. Missing you tremendously. Love you, and "goodbye my friend"!