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Linda Tidabock
November 18, 2011
Dear Bob, Barbara & Chuck
I was so sorry to read about your Mother. I became friends with Josephine while working at Rodale Press. She, Helen Korves and I had so much fun going to New York City shopping and to see shows. I loved going to your house in Emmaus, your Father would tell me one joke after another, always keeping us laughing. I have a silk Christmas ornament that I put on my tree every year and I think of your Mother because she brought that back from Hungary as a gift for me. A sweet sweet Lady I will alway keep in my heart. I will be thinking of you and your family today and in the days ahead.
Carol and Don Walrod
November 13, 2011
Dear Bob, Shirley, and Chris ~
We are very sorry to hear of your Mother's death. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. Peace.
November 13, 2011
HEY LADY! Its Eric!
Well its Sunday and I would normally call you. You were a wonderful person and I can only hope to live to be 95. Thanks so much for the great times growing up, Charcoal Drive-In, Dragging us to supermarkets for the best deals, Shopping on the Emmaus Triangle and going to the Theater. You will be missed Nana and GNan to your great grandchildren and my boys. Love you LADY!
Your Eric and Family
November 13, 2011
HEY LADY!
Its your Eric. Its Sunday and as usual I would be calling you. You lived a long life, only I wish I could live as long as you. Thanks so much for being a wonderful Nana and GNan to my boys. I will always remember the fun times of Charcoal Drive-In, Stealing Cornstalks, Dragging us to 3 different supermarkets for the best deals, Emmaus Triangle shopping and the Theater. You will be missed LADY!
Love your Grandson, Eric and Family
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