Ullianna M. SZYCH

Dear T.J. and Sandi,
I don't really have memories of Ullianna, and it's been a while since I've seen you, so I'm not sure what to write here. But you're very much in my thoughts and prayers, as you go through something I can't even begin to imagine. I pray God will be especially close to you as you grieve, and grant you all you need.
--Bill (& Sue) Wheeler.

Although I had not seen Ulli since running high school track and cross-country with her I will always remember what a pleasant and fun person she was to be around. She was always smiling and laughing and it was contagious. She was also such a gifted athlete and a friend to so many. My thoughts and prayers go out to both the Dalton and Szych families.

Dear Dalton Family along with Ken and girls, my deepest sympothy and thoughts with you all at this time she was a beautiful being and a wonderful friend not only to my sister but to me as well. Just wonderful memories with her and her great smile and just a genuine beautiful being. Thank you "T.J." and Sandy for sharing her with us and your time, and wonderful camping and plain backyard trips we spent. Much love... Jenny Esch-Weaver

My deepest sympathy to both families. The last time I saw Ulli was five years ago at the Toledo Mall. She was so full of life and happy to be married to her husband. Even though I have not seen her since then, I know that she will be missed and remembered for her smile and for her compassion towards others. She will be missed and knowing that she is in a better place will hopefully bring comfort.

Ken,
When my mom called to tell me the bad news it brought a tear to my eye. I remember when you met Ulli how she brought that "kool-aid" smile to your face and it never left. Although times are tough for you right now, never lose that smile! You are too great of a person.
I often go back to all the memories we've shared through our High School years and how it seems like they were just yesterday. Most of them still to this day make me crack up. Although distance has kept us...

Dear Szych and Dalton Families,
There are simply no words to express how sad I was to hear about the loss of your beautiful Ulli. I met Ulli in fifth grade and grew up with her in Haslett. We sang together in choir as fellow altos and had so many fun times together in Select Ensemble. I will always remember Ulli's beautiful smile, but most of all, her kindness to each and every person she knew. Please know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers today and always.

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My deepest sympathy to Ken and family. Ulli was one of the most coolest and funniest people I ever had the opportunity to work at SP Barron Propane. She will be so miss. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Ulli was a truly wonderful person that I always enjoyed spending time with. I feel very lucky to have had the chance to know her. You are all in my thoughts.

Dear Kenneth:
I wish to express our sympathy on the untimely passing of your wife Ullianna. It is difficult for us to imagine the depth of your loss, but we feel that we share the loss. Ullianna was one of the loveliest women I have ever known, she was a wonderful person and a great mother.
Please accept our sincere condolences, and know that you are in our hearts and thoughts at this time of sorrow.
Hope that you and the girls are doing ok. Having Teagan, Tristan, Tatum...