Dorothy S. Palmer

Dr. Palmer, Dick and Peggy, I remember your mom fondly. Sis and George were te last visitors my dad had. I was there, I watched my dad lose 30 years in one visit. He enjoyed George so much. You all were such wonderful neighbors for many years.
Sincerely Liz Griffin

My deepest sympathy to you Dr. G. Palmer. ( pharm.@ Woodward Drug in the 1950's.).

Stannard Beach won't be the same without Sis. For as long a I can remember I would frequently see her across the street, sitting in the sun by her front door, often with George by her side. She never failed to ask how I was doing, inquire about work, my family, even my dog. More than anything I'll remember her ever-present smile.

Richard:
I extend condolences and sympathy to you and your family upon the death of you mother. I am sure she lived a productive and blessed life. Enjoy your memories of her as I will remember her in my prayers.

Robert Mooney Weth. Ct.

My deepest sympathy to Dr. Palmer, Richard and Peggy. I have fond memories of the week spent with your family at Standard Beach while caring for Jonathon and Roger Sigal. As a patient of Dr. Palmer I got to enjoy Mrs. Palmer's art while waiting for my eye examination. My Prayers are with all of you.