Sally Yost

Dudley, Adrienne, David, and Alan -- I am so sorry to learn that we lost Sally. You all lost a one-of-a-kind wife, mother, and friend. I think of Sally every time I drive on Fairmount past Guilford Road. Sally was a unique, wonderful friend and a dozen images of her spring to mind, like her pausing in that cautionary way with hands on hips to say, "now, Lynne...That is being done!" I would realize that once again I had stepped on her turf since we always thought of doing things at the...

Sally's sisters, Jeanne Tuttle and Nancy Kelly, thank all of you who have signed the guest book for your kind thoughts. We three sisters have enjoyed good times together, and Sally is greatly missed.

My heart felt sympathy to Sally's family. It is a great loss. I have known Sally since I entered Laurel School in the 4th grade. Even though I have lived in California since 1973, I have been back to Cleveland many times. I last saw Sally in October of 2002. I am sad that I will not have a chance to talk with Sally again. But she leaves me with many happy memories of our times together. I feel that she is still with us. God bless.

I'm one of the nurses that helped care for Mrs. Yost. I'm so sorry for your loss. My prayers are with you at this time of sorrow.

Dear Dudley,Adrienne,David & Alan:
Lynne and I send you our deepest sympathy on the passing of your beloved Wife and Mother. Sally was a very special friend to both of us and we shared many events together over the years from my run for Mayor in Shaker Heights to her years at Laurel School working in development. The tears of sorrow will soon turn to smiles and laughter as you recall the many happy moments you have shared over her lifetime together. Our prayers and thoughts are with you...

My prayers and thoughts are with Dudley, children and grandchildren.