March 17, 1910 - July 16, 2004
Lora F. Aimone, age 94, died on July 16, 2004 in Federal Way with her family at her side. Lora is survived by her daughter, Maggie and her husband James Lindsey of Des Moines; 2 grandchildren, Jocelyne Lindsey and Bruce Lindsey. She was a long time resident of Cle Elum. Private family services will be held. The family has entrusted arrangements to BONNEY-WATSON Federal Way, 1535 SW Dash Point Rd., Federal Way, WA 253 839-7317.
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Dear Margaret and Family
Our Deepest Sympathy in the loss of your Mom. Our Thoughts and prayers are with you. Katie and Ray
Maggie, I knew your mother well as I was growing up. My grandparents raised me and lived across the street from your grandparents in Roslyn Dominick and Minnie. Your mother absolutely loved a chocolate set of my grandmother’s and always asked me about it. I did not even realize she was still alive and I’m glad I got to see your obituary and send you condolences.
Linda Hicks nee LaBa
Maggie, Jim & Children, So very sorry for your loss. You were very fortunate to have her with you this long. She is with GOD now and no more pain or sorrow. Our prayers are with you in this time of sorrow.
GOD bless all of you.
I especially enjoyed hearing Lora reminisce about her life experiences in Cle Elum and Roslyn. Your childhood and “growing up” years were an especially happy time for her, Margaret. I am sure Chapter BT would also want me to extend their sympathy.
Sandra Wakkuri