Mary Rothacker

Dear friends,

Your Mom and I were together at City Hall for four years. I had to pass her desk on my way to my office every morning. I looked forward to the warm greeting she would offer and we would chat for a few minutes before the work day started. Between the two of us, we knew just about everyone in Wadsworth.

When she moved to the Village of St. Edwards, I was with her one again. I am on the Board at the Village and was partially responsible for bringing the Wadsworth campus to where the Brickyard once was. Every time I would go there for a meeting, I made sure to look your Mom up so we could chat. I miss her dearly.

I would have wanted to offer my warmest sympathy in person, but advanced age -- 92 -- and many infirmaties make it hard to stand in line and even get into the funeral home. That notwithstanding, my condolences are nonetheless sincere and heartfelt.

I offer you my thoughts for strength during these empty days without her and peace to a great woman who deserves nothing but the best.

Blessings.

Caesar and Lynda Carrino

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.