Sarah Adah Gade

I met Sarah the first time I attended one of the 359th Reunions near Corning, NY in the early 2000s. My parents canceled at the last minute due to illness so I attended by myself. Didn't know a soal when I walked in, but Sarah took me under her "wing" and we hung out for that weekend and several years thereafter. She kept in touch throughout the years with me and several other attendees of the 359th. She was the sweetest and kindest person. My husband and I visited her once in FL for a...

Sarah became a dear friend of mine, after meeting her at my first job as a busboy in a long gone restaurant in Waterloo. We kept in touch through the years. I am sorry I was unable to attend her funeral, but she & her family remain in my prayers. I will miss you, Sarah. Thank you for being a good friend & all you did to train me as "your busboy!" May you rest in God's peace.

Jackie, Robin and family So sorry to hear of the passing of your mom...I sent you a private message on FB. We sure had a lot of good times with your mom and mine. Wish I had been able to connect with her when she came up.

Jackie, So sorry to hear of your mom's passing. I sent you a pm on facebook.. I had wondered why I hadn't heard from her at christmas this year. A lot of fond memories with her and my mom...Barb Williams Miller.

Sarah, you are missed and loved.

Dear Jackie, Robin, and family; I looked forward to visiting with Sarah when she came to New York each year. She never turned down a visit to the Phelps Ice Cream shop. We had a lot of laughs and she and my dad would reminisce about the ole days. My sincerest condolences and I look forward to attending the service next week.

As a busboy working at the Meadowbrook Restaurant in Waterloo in 1972, I had the pleasure of working with Sarah. She was an older waitress than the rest and knew her craft well. She was rough around the edges but she valued honesty and hard work. She lived a long life and now can rest in peace...