Georgina Sarah Kelly
December 12, 1918 - February 9, 2010
Obituary
Georgina Sarah Kelly Barber
Passed away peacefully on February 9, 2010. Birth, December 12, 1918, Tono, WA. Preceded in death by husband of 46 years, Bill, retired Circulation Director of Seattle P.I. Survivors: daughter, Teri, great grandchildren, Caroline and Gracie, granddaughter, Leah Jamie. Sister, Vivian Lonnie, numerous nieces, nephews, extended loving families and friends. Columbia Lutheran Home, Providence Hospice and Club 24 a heartfelt, THANK YOU, for the special love and care by each and everyone. Call her Gene, Barb, Mom, Rubarb, Auntie, Nana, Mommy’s Nana she will always be remembered for her love and care for her families. Our Camp Director will be missed. Memorial service will be held, May 22, 2010, Swedish Cultural Center, 1920 Dexter Ave N., Seattle, 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Memorial gifts may be given to Columbia Lutheran Home, or Providence Hospice, or Club 24
I love you mom, you gave me the greatest love – YOU. Miss you. As Kelly wrote ‘you are like a Panda, SPECIAL. Forever in my heart, Love, Teri
remembering Mrs Kelly as a sweet, warm and loving lady. a twinkle in her eye. your family will miss you.
All my memories of Aunt Gene are the greatest, and there are a lot of them. She was one of the kindest, sweetest and most loving persons I have ever known.
Teri, Our hearts go out to you and your family. If the love and care you gave your Mom was any reflection of her love for you, you were both very lucky and blessed. She’ll be in your heart forever. We love you.
It was such a pleasure to know you over the years – I think it was about 1964 when I first met you. You had such a quick wit yet with your nursing training, compassion for all. Teri was fortunate to have you for a Mom and what a blessing you gave her in allowing her to help take care of you in the past few years. You will be missed.
when you said ”I love you!”,it was enough to us. we all loved you too.
I miss you….
-your nurse and friend
Teri, I know how you are missing your MOM. She was a darling lady with such a lovely smile. see you on the 22nd, Peggy