Valerie Chagnon Slavin

Drammy (yes, when I was very young I had trouble pronouncing my G's, so that in turn gave birth to what I would always call her for most of my life) had such a great attitude and sense of humor about life and was never shy about speaking her mind. I admired her so much for it. I'm forever grateful for the moments and conversations we had together. I will always cherish those so many memories I have of her.

I miss you and love you, Drammy. You were truly one of a kind.

I'll miss her tremendously, and a part of her will always be here in all of us. She will live on in our hearts and through the joyous memories of our time together with her. She will always be my Grammy.

I love you Grammy.

Glad I got to meet you over 10 years ago ... one of my favorite mohawk park ladies......

My sincere condolences to you and your family. I so enjoyed meeting your mother and sharing anecdotes with her.

I knew Val from Mohawk Park. She was always friendly, welcoming, and kind. I always hoped I would see her when I visited the park and, when I did, I generally would take the time to sit and visit with her when getting back from a ride. She was a kind and lovely woman with a good sense of humor. She struck me as knowing what was important in life. Rest In Peace, Val.