Shirley A Freels

ONE OF THE FINEST LADIES I KNEW, SHE WAS DEFINITELY A GREAT SECOND MOM. REST WELL. HER KIDS WERE ALL FRIENDS FOR YEARS AND DARRELL AND I HAVE HAD A GREAT BROTHERHOOD FOR YEARS'

As we age, so many of us become more sedentary. Not Shirley! I would brag to friends that, in her 80s and 90s, she would still be doing farm chores that would have been difficult for many of us in our 60s. I would watch, yes, watch, her use a pitchfork and heave hay over stall gates to feed her animals. She never missed a day until her cancer was beating her. I admired her strength and determination to be that farm girl. I miss her. Julia

Sorry to hear about the passing of Shirley. Jim and I enjoyed stopping to see them while camping at the campground next door. They seldom missed the squirrel fry in the fall at our place. Will be missed

Sadden by the news of your mother´s passing.

Shirley was a very kind lady. She was my son´s grandmother. I was fortunate to have her as my mother in law for a few years. She was always busy "working "at what she loved . She´s finally resting

WE ARE SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS.WE HAVE BEEN FRIENDS OF ALLEN & SHIRLEY ,DARRELL & JULIE. FOR MANY YEARS.RIP SHIRLEY.

Jed, Keli and family as the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

May God bless you and your family during this time of sorrow.

Prayers of peace and strength to you and your family. So very sorry for your loss.