Jessie B. Amato

Have many fond memories of you walking around parts of Orlando hand in hand with my mother.

My Dearest Becky,
Thank you for allowing me to care for your mother at Westminster Towers. My Deepest Heartfelt Condolences to you and your family.
Ruthie Low

DEAR BECKY

I JUST PLAYED THE SONG THAT WAS PLAYED THE SAME DAY AS THIS DAY IS FOR YOUR MON - VISITATION DAY. I HAD KNOWN FOR MONTHS I WANTED THIS SONG PLAYED FOR MY MOM - 'THERE YOU'LL BE' BY FAITH HILL.

IT FIT SO PERFECTLY MY CONNECTION WITH MY MOM. MAYBE IF YOU PLAY IT FOR YOURSELF YOU'LL FIND IT CONNECTS YOU WITH YOUR MOM AS WELL. THEY WERE, AFTER ALL, DEVOTED SISTERS AND WE ARE THEIR DEVOTED DAUGHTERS; DEVOTED TO THEM AND TO EACH OTHER. MY DEAR AUNT JESSIE AND ALL OF YOU ARE IN MY PRAYERS. ALWAYS HAVE FAITH. ALL MY LOVE, COUSIN MAUREEN

Jim & Sharon our condolences for your loss

Terry & Linda Burbee

I love this picture of your Mom...one of my favorites. She looks just like a movie star. She was the last of the beautiful people we were lucky to have in our lives. I believe they are all together in their beautiful youth, having a great time together and watching us all from above. My condolences to all.

Love,
Loreen

To my beautiful sister: Not only were you my sister but you were my best friend as well. I loved walking around with you arm in arm and showing you off to the world. We now can once again do our thing, dancing the polka and being together for all of eternity.

Your loving sister Tressie (and family)

A candle for you.

Our Hearts and thoughts are with you during this time. Your Mother was a lovely Lady. We remember her, soaking in the sunshine on the weekends, at your home. It was obvious that she was truly loved...

Dearest Becky,
Thank You my dear beautiful friend for allowing me not to only take care of your mom, Jessie but for allowing me to become a part of your family. I'm truly thankful for the opportunity to also serve Jessie as a resident of Westminster Towers. To you and your family, I send my deepest heartfelt prayers and condolences.
Respectfully,
Ruthie Low.