Sara Frances Novak

Our family knew Hank, Sara and David when we attended the Eastgate Chuch and later the Scenic Hills Church. Sara was looked on as the other mother to all the kids who attended Eastgate. She was also a good friend and sister in Christ, for life.
Mom and Dad were close friends to Hank and Sara for many years. One of the fondest memories we have of Sara were the things she said and did to ease our hearts the night Dad passed away. (Sara) and Hank were always there for anyone in dispair....

Sara was such a great inspiration, a christian lady, a loving wife, mother and friend. I missed her so much when she moved to Tennessee, but I knew it was for the best. I'm sure that she touched so many lives there as she did here. I loved spending time with her; she would share stories of her past & family. She stole my heart, she will be missed.

Frank and I loved Sara & Hank , very much. She was a great example of Proverbs 31, and that doesn't pertain to just anyone. Bro Hank & Sara always had time for other's. We were invited to have a meal with them many times. She was a wonderful cook & we loved her potato rolls. Bro. Hank had a mission with his little Christmas cakes, he cried when his health wouldn't permit him to do it anymore. They were both here to serve. We will always have memories of them that will stay with us for...

Sara was like a mother to me & a grandmother to my girls Anna & Susan. She was a kind loving soul who lived to serve others & a great example of what a Christian woman, wife & mother should be. Rest in peace dear friend.