Josephine Duhe

DEAR GAYNELL, JANE AND YOUR ENTIRE FAMILY,

I WAS BACK IN NEW ORLEANS TO ATTEND THE FUNERAL OF MY SISTER JOEY'S HUSBAND, CARL. LITTLE DID I KNOW THAT WOULD LEAD MY MOTHER AND ME TO BE ABLE TO ATTEND SERVICES FOR YOUR LOVELY MOTHER. SEEING YOU FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION... WELL, IT SEEMED LIKE JUST YESTERDAY. MY MEMORIES, LIKE PAM & SONNY'S, GRAVITATED TO THE PARTIES AT YOUR HOUSE. YOUR MOTHER WAS A FORCE OF LIFE, A CREATIVE LADY WHO HELPED US ALL ENJOY LIFE WITH ENTHUSIASM. WHAT A WONDERFUL LEGACY.

WITH ALOHA,

ELIZABETH(BETTY WALTHER)STEPHENS

KANEOHE, HAWAII

Gaynell - Our thoughts and best wishes to you and your family at this time. I remember your mom from forty years ago and the parties at your house in Lakeview. My 92 year old mother now lives here in Denver since the storm. So sorry they had to see that at the end of their lives. Love

Jane and Gaynell Sorry to hear about you mother. Hope to see you all again at a family function. Paul Labiche Jr. [email protected]

Gaynell:



Sorry to hear about your Mom. I still miss my Mom. All the best.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Jane and Gaynell,

I was saddened to learn of the passing of your mother. My deepest sympathy to you both.

Dear Jane:

I was so sorry to learn about the loss of your mother. I know you were pleased to have her nearby during these last months. My prayers are with you.

Sincere sympathy from Isabelle C. Frazier and Annie L. Clark, daughters of Harriet P. Clark.

Our deep sympathy