Ruth F. Leddy

To the Leddy Family,

We were all so sorry to hear of your loss. Even though it was so long ago, we often discuss the happy times we had with your mother and the whole family. Her smile was infectious and our times together will be remembered forever. The other night we went through pictures of parades, camping adventures, birthday parties, and other gatherings. She was a special woman! I know she will live on within your hearts and memories.

Love, Roy and Gloria Johnson,...

Bill, our love, thoughts, prayers and heartfelt sympathies are with you and your family. Ruth will always be remembered for her quick smile and uplifting greetings to all those she met and will be greatly missed by all who knew her.

May you and your family find peace and strength in the days ahead.

Auntie Ruthy What can I say about haven you as a close member of my family, and one of my many role models. You usually had a smile on your face and a very contagious laugh. I can say honestly now, I took all that for granted. I hope neverto let that happen with anyone in my life again. There are so many memories. The player piano with You, Peg, Kay, and Alice singing like the four of you could carry a tune , it didn't matter. It was the Christmas we all knew and loved. The many good times...

To the Leddy Family,
Please accept my sincere condolences and sympathy.

Dear Bill & Family
I was so sorry to hear about Ruthie's passing. My heart is so heavy and I still can't believe it. We had so many good times growing up in school and out of school. It was so good seeing you both in Florida and I will miss knowing she will no longer receive and send me e-mails. I am so sorry I was not able to attend her services. I just returned from Europe and did not get home in time. Bill, I will always remember Ruth. Lucille

On any grave stone there is a date of birth and the date of death divided by a (-) sign. Of Course the date of birth is important, I believe my Auntie Ruthie's was 1943..her year of death is as we know 2007. However, the only thing that counts is the (-)....because this is significant of the years she lived and the lives she touched and will always be remembered for them.
I will always remember you, Auntie Ruthie:)

Dear Bill and Family

My heart goes out to all of you at this sorrowful time. I went to school with Ruth and we saw one another after high school at reunions. I will always remember the phone call I received from her when my husband passed away she made it her duty to get in touch with me to extend her sympathy to me and my family she never knew how much that phone call meant to me. I will always remember her for Now I am expressing the same heartfelt sympathy that she expressed to...

To the Leddy Family,
Ruth and I were classmates at STHS. Plese accept my sincere condolences. Ruth and all of you are in my prayers at this difficult time.

Tom, it's been a long time, but I remember your mom from school.

There is no greater loss than that of your own mother; may she rest in peace.