Elva Taylor Spearen Mahoney

Dear Ron:
Great sadness. I was late in learning of Elva's passing away. We had a lot of good times and fond memories.
Had a hard time getting in touch with you.
Love to all. My deepest sympathy.

Cheryl, Frankie & Ron,
Sorry to read of Elva's passing. My thoughts & Prayers are with you.
Carol ( Rasmussen) Egan

Dear Frankie:
Sorry to hear of your loss. Elva and I bowled on the same league for many years. I remember her great smile and laugh and our conversations of how you were doing. I use to see her walking our neighborhood. Our prayers are with you.
Lois (Fife) Burns.

Ron,
Both you and Elva were great friends and next door neighbors to both Ross J Harrison and myself. I wish you peace in this difficult time. Hazel I Davidson

dear cheryle and francis, we were sorry to hear of your mothers passing. we were neighbors for a long time. i will always remember your mother and father. the bobby nelson family, kenai, alaska.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Ron and family-
I am so sad to hear of Elva's passng.
We worked together for quite awhile at The House of Fabrics. She was a dynamo and was always fun to work with. Everyone that worked with her (and her customers too) just loved her.
She will be truely missed.
My love and prayers go out to you.
Sincerely,
Patti

Ron, We were very sad to hear of Elva's passing. She was such a wonderful lady and we have enjoyed your friendship over these many years. She will be very much missed in our neighborhood. Our hearts to out to you at this most difficult time for you. Please know that our thoughts and sympathy are with you and call on either or both of us for any support and comfort we may provide. Most Sincerely, Bonnie & Mel and our families.

Frankie, Cheryle and Ron-
Wish the kids and I could be there and say goodbye to grandma. We love her and we will miss her forever and ever.

Ron and Frankie,

I was so saddened to read this.
Elva and I worked together at Singer back in the 60's then lost touch. We ran into each other about 10 years later.

I'll never forget how truly gracious she was the night I had fixed my first "company" dinner in our new house in Sandy, and Elva found a worm in her salad. She just picked it out and kept eating. That, to me showed real class.

While I left Utah about 25 years ago, I've still thought of you guys often.

Barbara (Anderson) Upton