Sylvia Rae Bush

THINK OF SLYVIA SO OFTEN AS I LOOK ACROSS THE STREET ON GRAND VIEW IN SAN FRANCISCO AT HER HOUSE..FROM 1981 I WAS HER NEIGHBOR UNTIL HAROLD PASSED AND SHE MOVED TO PALO ALTO WHERW I WOULD VISIT AND HAVE LUNCH WITH HER OFTEN. ALWAYS LOVED HER SENSE OF HUMOR AND HER UNIQUE WAY OF REMEMBERING HER HISTORY. SENDING BEST WISHES TO HARRIE ELLEN AND TONI .. ALL IS WELL ON GRAND VIEW BUT NOT THE SAME SINCE SHE LEFT..I AM NOW THE LONGEST ON THE STREET AFTER 43 YEARS..ROBERT MORGAN

Sylvia was my great grandmother, i have spent a good portion of my life from the time i opened my eyes with this woman and she is still the very first and very last thought i have everyday. To this day my heart still feels transparent and in hundreds of pieces at this loss, I love you great gma, forever my sweetie and beautiful lady.

Sylvia and her husband Harold were long time neighbors and friends to me on Grand View Ave. in San Francisco and they will be missed.She was a strong and independent woman who always knew and spoke her mind. I will always have many good memories of her and our times shared together.

I knew Sylvia only for a few months, but will miss her. She added her sharp sense of humor to all her activities here at Ivy Gables and we will all miss her sorely. My condolences to her family, Betty A Vinton

I was fortunate to have met and visited with Sylvia Bush several times over the years, at the home of Harrie Ellen and Robert Minnehan and after she moved to Newark. She was an impressive lady even in her advanced years. She will be missed. Barbara Vona