September 4, 1933 - April 12, 2012
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What a dear sweet photo you have posted. Thank you.
Ace raised a fine son, Jeff. She will be remembered by her family, by her friends and neighbors. I surely count myself in all those categories.
Sending Blessings and best of all — LOVE
Ann
We at Kym’s Cottage AFH send our sympathy and prayers to you and your entire family Jeff, at this difficult time. Ace is already SO missed by all of us. Our Home is NOT the same with out our “little S%#t!! Miss her smile, and her feisty personality!! What a Gem she was, and what a Honor it was to have had the privilege of caring for your mom. THANK YOU!! She DID make a difference in all of our lives. May she RIP with all her loved ones who went before her, and may you find JOY in all the memories she left for us. Kym Gangl
I have many things to say about my mother-in-law, but i will try to keep it short. She was a very intellegent, independent and energetic woman. Her children and grandchildren meant the world to her. Somethings I remember is that she loved her Sunday paper, a beer periodically, scratch tickets and she loved to bowl. Everyone who knew her could not help to love her. I was very lucky to have her in my life for the past 30 years and I am proud to call her MOM. You will be missed and always loved. Rest in Peace – XOXOXOXO
We are so sorry to hear about your Mom. She was loved by many @ Skyway Park Bowl. She bowled darn near in all of the senior leagues and if she wasn’t bowling you could find her at the pull tab counter! She lived right down the street from me and passed by my house many times a day and had a friendlty smile every time she passed. She was greatly missed the last few years from the bowl, but we never forgot her! R.I.P. Ace!
I would like to thank everybody for their support during this difficult time for our family. We will all miss Grandma. I will miss most the fragile little hugs she gave but still so full with love. I would personally like to thank Kym’s Cottage for all the great care they gave and ensuring Grandma was as comfortable as possible in her last days, it’s really appreciated more than you may realize.
I had the pleasure of taking care of Ace the last year of her life. Ace will be missed by all the caregivers at Kym’s cottage, Her spunky personality and gentle loving way always had a smile for you. The house seems so empty without her, but we know that she is with us. R.I.P. Ace until we meet again.
WE LOVE AND MISS YOU.
Tami
Kimmie
Betty
I would like to express my deepest sympathy for the loss of your loved one. Death is one of the most difficult things we face in life but may it comfort you to know that others care. I have found great encouragement when reading the beautiful words penned in the Bible at Isaiah 25:8 “He will swallow up death forever, and the Sovereign Lord Jehovah will certainly wipe the tears from all faces.” May this promise bring your family comfort in this difficult time.
Jeff, i am very, very sad to find out though the internet that Aunt Azile died in April. No one notified me. Roger tried to leave a message but it was cut off so I didn’t receive it. I do not have his number or do I have yours. Aunt Azile was one of my favorite people. I have such fond memories of my childhood with her. She always spoiled me terribly. The last time I visited her in the nursing home, she didn’t remember me. I stayed and talked to her for about an hour. She laughed and smiled a lot. I couldn’t remember the name of the facility, so that I could call for info about her. Having gone through Alzheiimer’s with Dad, I know how difficult it was for you and your sisters. I will always be sadened by that fact that I wasn’t at the service in honor of her memory. I loved her.