Sally B. Wilson

Dear Uncle Jim, Becky, and Jeff,
We are sorry to hear of Aunt Sally's death. We know how difficult it is to say good bye to those we love.
I remember Sally as a second Mom. Your home in the village of Webster was a sanctuary to me as a child, your family a second family. I remember sitting on the stairs trying to hear Perry Wilson - Aunt Sally didn't approve of Deb and I watching it. And I remember the dog and tuna sandwiches and the back yard. Debbie and I had a small table...

I was so sorry to hear the news. All the best to you all from usstill here in Rochester. Our prayers are with you!

We were so fortunate to be part of Mrs. Wilson's extended family through the connection of our Cambodian born children. We shared many a family event, happy and sad, and were so fond of her. We know what a loss this is, what a year it has been, and how devoted her family is to her. Mai and Tola send their dearest love to their best pals, Sam and Minea, and with deepest love and sorrow, we stand with you in this time. Lovingly, Joanne and Laurie

Dear Jim, Becky, Jeff, Tom and grandkids, Sally was a dear, sweet friend and we love her and miss her. We could count on Sally to always beat us at Scrabble and to finish the Sunday crossword puzzle before we were even out of bed! She was a wonderful cook and comfortable hostess during our many stays in the Wilson house and on most days, visitors had just left in time for Sally to get ready for the next ones. Life will not be the same without Sally, but we have lovely memories of this...

Becky, I'm sorry to hear the news of your mother's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Jo German

Jim, Ron and I are so saddened by the death of Sally. Please accept our deepest condolences. Prayers and thoughts are with you, Jeff, Tom and Becky and of course our little darlings Sam and Minea.
Ron and Carolyn

Offering our deepest condolences at this difficult time.

Dear Mr Wilson, Jeff, Becky and Family,

My thoughts are with you at this sad time. I will certainly miss our evening conversations, keeping up with the Red Sox getting the old Boston Globes and seeing the latest pictures of the grandchildren. Mrs. Wilson's passing has left a void in our hearts as well. It was a pleasure to care for her at RiverMead.

Dear Mr. Wilson, Jeff, Becky and family,
My heart is sad for you, yet I know Mrs. Wilson's vibrant love lifts you all. Fondly,