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elizabeth polkowski
May 7, 2020
dr edith shnall was my proffessor when i was in college in my late years. i graduated in 2007. am now 75 and i was searching for her e.mail to let her know that ever since the pandemic started i think of her daily , as she was the one that taught me in class about pandemic. i took te class plants and people with her. not once but twice as i failed the first one. i got an aplus second time around. she was a great teacher freindly funny and so so smart and knowledgeable. i loved how she conducted class . i was raised overseas and i love strict teachers that do not tolerate nonsence. am sad she is not here anymore, she also taught my ywo daughters dakota and lotus. hopefully dr schnall you are with your adorable husband up in heaven and at a peacefull cloud. i will never forget you. i even told her that my grand kid rebecca would be her student. and she had smilled and said to me ,,,,,,dont take too long as i wont be here forever,,,,,,,,,,so true, she told us how to save mney on our plants , she said she did her seedlings in her house,glad to have met her and been her schollar,
Ashleigh S
September 13, 2019
Dr. Schnall was my bio teacher about 10 years ago, she was one of the reasons I began loving plants. She popped up on my facebook memories today and I decided to google her. So sorry to hear of her passing. I will say she did love to talk and spoke often of her beloved and departed husband Herbert the dentist as well as of her children. She adored her family! Your mom is not forgotten!
December 7, 2015
I'm sorry to hear of your loss. May God comfort you. (1 Peter 5:6,7)
December 7, 2015
Please accept my sincere condolences. John 5:25
Suzanne Montagne
December 7, 2015
A great lady. My thoughts are with you
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