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Cynthia Druck
May 9, 2009
Dear Sue, Geroge, and Phip,
I came to know your Mother through her many hours of volunterr work in the Out Patient Surgery Department at York Hospital. She was a very dedicated volunteer. I recall a time when she had discarged a patient. It was a very cold winter day. She saw a patient in the clinic waiting room wearing a halter top. Lois was absolutely speachless. We sure did share a lot of good laughs. That was during a difficult time in her life. I thank God for our friendship. She was a delightful lady.
You all have my sympathy. My Mother wemt to be with the Lord at almost the same age. Although it is a difficult time the Lord will help you.
K.C. Shipley-Coble
May 4, 2009
Dear Sue, George and Phip. The news of your mother's passing was a tremendous blow this morning when my sister phoned me. Having grown up with her as my honorary "aunt" and very close friend of my mother, Peggy, she will always be remembered with very fond memories in my heart. Losing a mother isn't easy, and my heart is with all of you right now in spirit. Remember that she is resting peacefully now, and will always be an angel in your hearts forever. Super big hugs to all three of you and your families.
Christopher Eisenhart
May 1, 2009
Dear George, Susan, Philip and family. Please accept my deepest sympathy on the loss of your mother.
My prayers are with you.
Judy Cunningham
May 1, 2009
Sue,
I know that the latter part of your Mom’s journey was far from easy, and I want to convey my condolences to you & your brothers and to Laura & Bradley.
Love you,
Judy
May 1, 2009
Dear Sue, George, Philip and family. My heartfelt sympathy to all of you in the passing of your mother. I never met her personally but we spoke several times on the phone. Her personality came out in her voice. We shared a few laughs. You have been such a kind and generous family to me. My heart and prayers are with all of you and please accept my deepest sympathies in your loss. Sincerely, Jo Ellen Powers
Louise Munier
May 1, 2009
To her family may they accept and feel she is in a better place.
I grew up living next door to her till we
both left for marriage.
Louise Wolf Munier
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