Sally Ann Stackhouse

It was such a pleasure to help care for Mr.&Mrs. Stackhouse over the summer! We had alot of laughs!I'd been thinking alot about how Bob is doing.I hope he is well!Please call if I can ever be of any help! Love,Christina McCarthy

Uncle Bob, Annie, Cathy, Caitlin & Donnie: It sure feels strange having Aunt Sal move on. We can only imagine how you folks must feel. You have our sympathies and always remember we will keep you and Aunt Sal in our prayers. I just hope Aunt Sal taught one of you how to make those sweet potatoes!!!

Mr. Stackhouse, Annie and Cathy,
My condolences to all of you. For the past 38 years or so my family has had the priveledge of being the neighbor of the Stackhouse family. I remember Mrs Stackhouse always had a smile, wave and a friendly "hello". When I moved from Pittsburgh and came back for a visit, Mrs. Stackhouse always come over say a friendly hello and tell me some humorous short story. She will be missed.

Dear Bob, Ann, and Cathy,
May each day ease your pain a little more as you deal with your loss. I have very fond memories of the Stackhouse family. In the days when the girls were young and I was a teenager on Audbert Dr., you were a great source of income! I remember playing with the girls and tucking them into their bunk beds. Sally was a kind and humorous person, someone I enjoyed seeing in years following my "Audbert Dr." days.

God's peace,
Viv (Voelker)Ramey

To the family of Sally Stackhouse-We wish for you the strength to carry on at a time like this and may God bless you all---We have been neighbors for over thirty years but only seen Bob twice and Sally about three times---We are more than likely the oldest couple on the street being a few months shy of sixty years of marriage---May God bless Sally and Bob and family---Most sincerly ,much love Johnny and Dottie Hughes

Dear Bob, Annie & Cathy, My prayers and thoughts are with you all at this sad time. But I have so many fond memories of Sally, especially how she made me laugh. I can see her sitting out front in her lawn chair with a cigarette in one hand and a glass of ice tea in the other. And I can hear her saying 'Oh, be quite'. To me she will always be "Ol Sal".

Dear Bob, Ann and Cathy,

You have my deepest condolescenses at the death of your wife and mom. Sally was a wonderful person and my mom, Teresa, my sister, Patty and I loved her. She was also a favorite of my deceased father, Patrick.
You are all in our prayers.
Peace,

Sister Mary Ann Corr SC

Sally was a great friend to our family. We shared a real love for our pets. We miss Sally dearly.

Bob, Ann and Cathy,
I'm so sorry to hear about Sally. I loved her wonderful sense of humor and I will always remember her with a smile on in my heart.

Vivian