Zelma "Sally" Lundquist

Sally was a Joy to know. Always Smiling ❤

While it has only been four years, you are still missed as much today as the day you left us to be with our heavenly father.

loved that Lady from the day I met her....Her smiles told the story xxxooo

The SHS Class of 1930 will have no more reunions on earth. One of my favorite memories is their 86th reunion when your mom and mine became teenagers again recalling their pranks at school. My sympathy and thoughts go out to your family. Ardean Coster Cook

Sorry to here your mom passed away! She always kept me going straight, she was like a second mom to me!

To the Lundquist Family,
As Christians we are taught to look for Jesus is in each of us.
Sometimes that is hard to do, but not in your Mom and Grandmom. She is always a kind and loving spirit and that love lives on in her family and all she touched.
She never expressed a bad word nor a negative thought, and always looked on the bright side of our lives. What a joyful life. She taught us that money had nothing to do with happiness and that love is always the answer. It is...

To my good friend Paula,
I can't even begin to tell you how sorry I am for the loss of your Mom..
Miss Zellie!! Know that I love you, and my thoughts and prayers are with you. Zellie will always be remembered❤❤
Love you much!!!!!

What a wonderful tribute to GG or Zellie as we knew her. So many good memories and awesome conversations with her. She was always kind and so generous with her stories. We will miss her until we meet again. Jim and Deb and family.

To the Lundquist Family...I am so saddened by the loss of such an amazing woman. I had the pleasure of taking care of Sally at Meadowlark. She always had a smile on her face and she was always happy. I remember celebrating her 100th birthday and seeing and hearing her name on the Today Show, she was overjoyed. She was dearly loved by many. Rest in Paradise Sally...you deserve it.