Rita M. Scheffner Hesch

Dick and Tom,
I remember all the fun Christmas Events at your house. Uncle Jake playing the piano, lots of food and Grandpa Scheffner eating more food than anyone could possible imagine. I would see Aunt Rita from time to time and was sad to see her decline. She seemed to be doing better when she moved to the senior location. I will will remember her kindness and sweet personality as well as her love for a "party." She is now at peace with your dad and Karen. Our thoughts and prayers...

Tom,
A voice from the past. So sorry to read about your Mom. I do have nice memories of her when we were hanging out. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Tom and Rich,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your families in your time of mourning. I will always cherish the memories of growing up on Myrtle and Scott. Everyone was like one big family. Steve Evans and Family.

Tommy & Dickie,
I was so sorry to hear of your loss. I have such good childhood memories of both your Mom, Dad, and Karen. The sad part about moving so far away from home is not being in touch with family. Please find comfort in knowing that you and your families now have a guardian angel watching over you.
Love,
Colette Hesch Tindol

Tom, Rich, Jason, Jodie

So sorry to hear about your mom and grandmother. There are so many good memories. We imagine there is an ongoing game of scrabble with Karen happening now. We also remember the great fun at birthday parties in the "attic" and of course the "Chicken Dance" when she broke her wrist at our wedding reception but didn't let that stop the fun! She was truly a kind and gracious lady who will be missed.

Rich, Tom & families,
Growing up on our section of Myrtle/Scott Sts. was one big "family" we had 2 moms-Lena & Rita. So many great memories of your mom please accept our sympathy for your loss. She will be deeply missed by many.
Chris Evans White & Jerry White

Dear Tom & Joanne,
Sorry to hear of your loss.
God Bless,

Rich and Tom: I have the fondest memories of your mom -- going there to iron hankies for her when I was young. She made me feel important. I can remember the spam lunches we had. I thought they were the greatest thing. My mom tried to make it for me, but it wasn't the same. I remember playing hide and seek and many good times. I also have very fond memories of Karen. I can remember some of the wild "neighborhood" parties and the good times. Your mom will truly be missed. My thoughts...

May God bless you each day and lift you in this time of mourning.