Vyrlene A. Ulrich

A wonderful across-the-street neighbor. We are sorry to see her pass, but at the same time respect her fortitude and independence in staying in her home the way she wanted to. Her life I feel was a simple and admirable one, and from the stories she would tell us we know her family was its centerpiece.

I was touched to read all of these wonderful stories about Venie. I can not add to these tales of years gone by, but one that is just two weeks old.
The First United Methodist Church Youth Fellowship has a HelpFall Day on Oct. 15 where we went out to our elder's homes to prepare their yards for Winter. Pat Shapiro, the church's nurse, filled out Venie's request form - cut back the vines creeping up her home and into the gutters. I stopped by in advance to size up the job and spent a...

Dear Yyrella and Family,
If it were not for our contact with Donovan, I guess I would never know of your sweet mother's death. I believe she's the last of our family's contacts of my mother, Beatrice's, family and friends. I took this message over to my mother's care center yesterday for her to read. Bea, 95, read the obituary and shared so many memories of Venie.
Mom remembered when your father and my father used to perform together on the drums and piano. She talked about all the...

"Venie", I have many wonderful memories of you and my mom, Bea Friedmann, being good friends. You were so much fun and had such a great spirit. You were a proud and loving woman. God be with you. Lois (Friedmann) Hale

WHAT A PLEASURE TO KNOW THIS LADY. WE WERE FORTUNATE TO HAVE HER AS A DENTAL PATIENT. SHE ALWAYS HAD A STORY TO SHARE AND BROUGHT MANY SMILES TO OUR FACES. MAY GOD BLESS HER AND KEEP HER. DIANE (DR. MALLOY'S OFFICE)

I had the great pleasure of talking to you Mrs. Ulrich and I will always remember your kindness and loving face. As your son Jay is missed you too will be. But now you get to be together again.