VERONICA "Ronnie" MOLNAR

Sandy and Eileen,
I saw your Mother's obit in the paper on Sunday. I worked at Woolworth's with her for five years back in the 60's. What a wonderful person she was to work with. She taught me how to balance the books while she went on vacation. It was a fabulous experience! She and your father took me to the show to see the old operettas that were playing. I'll never forget them and I am very sorry I lost touch with her after I left town for my internship. Please accept my deepest...

I have a maternal grandmother, a paternal grandmother, and Gramma Molnar. To say she babysat me would seem an understatement. She and her husband looked after me and loved me and made me happy and helped me grow. They were both so full of love, and for the people who knew them, they left a lot of love behind. I'm so grateful for her role in my life. She was a truly great person.

Wow. Every word that Mattie said is EXACTLY how I would describe Gramma Molnar.I couldn't find a more accurate description of her. I am so happy that she has been reunited with Grandpa Molnar. They both loved my Caitlin so very much. How deeply blessed we were that our paths crossed. There was no chicken and rice soup in the whole world that compared, and she could starch/iron a shirt like nobodys business. Walking into her home was like being wrapped in a warm blanket. Thank you for...

Shared many good times and memories with Ronnie over the last 35 years. She appreciated the arts, loved her family and her extensive extended family, made a fabulous pot of soup, had unlimited energy, AND knew about hard work (she wasn't afraid of it). She was always ready for a new day and to take off on another adventure. I have missed her since she started her long journey home a few years ago. She has been an inspiration to everyone who knew her.