Sylvia-Goff-Obituary

Sylvia Goff

Rockford, Illinois

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SYLVIA A. GOFF, 85 ROCKFORD - Sylvia A. Goff, 85, of Rockford, passed away at 11:15 a.m. Wednesday, May 11, 2011, at Provena St. Anne Center. Born Sept. 1, 1925, in Hackensack, N.J., the daughter of Otto and Johanna (Bartel) Pommer. On May 2, 1945, she married William F. Goff, who predeceased her...

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Bill, so sorry for your loss. Your mom was a wonderful lady! She put me on the St. Rita School Board when my son, Michael, was in kindergarten there. Amazing experience for me. Enjoyed every minute. She will be truly missed here, but heaven will be a better place because she is there!

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Donna, Chris, Andy, Bill
I was at your house so often Syl was like a second Mom. I taught Project Business for two years at Kennedy and she looked after me there as well. Was a fine person and someone I will miss. Your Mom and Dad shared a Wedding Anniversary with my Mom and Dad and possibly the McQueens. Great memories.

bill and family so sorry to hear of the passing of your mom like lots of us here in rockford i had her as a principal at rosevelt and boy did she make her point come across she realy knew how to keep us all in line she will be missed by all of us who she helped out

Bill, Andy and family very sorry to hear of your loss of a very wonder wife mother and a very good freind to our family Syl was a great woman all our prayers our with you .

Bill and Family,
We are so sorry to hear about the loss of your Mom. She certainly was a accomplished lady!
We know you will always remember the love she had for you and your family.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Dan and Robin Kingsbury

aww...she was the assistant principal when i was at kennedy in 84 and she gave me detention for being a bad kid....poor lady, my condolences to her family. I would attend out of respect, but I live in PA and cannot make it back.

Syl is lifted up by the love and respect of hundreds, probably thousands of kids she educated - and the respect, at least, of a few dozen who dared cross her. They too got an education!

She was the best mother in law a guy could hope for, and an absolute blessing to Andie K., who needed to be adopted into the best family in the world, and was.

A life well-lived, indeed....Thank you, Syl, for the honor of knowing you and being part of a wonderful family.

Donna,Chris,Andie,Bill,
So sorry to hear of your Mom's passing. I always enjoyed her. She taught me to drink manhattans and eat great lasagna.

Take care!
Rex Friesleben, Fridley, MN