My grandmother was one of the strongest woman I know she has endured much over her life from spousal abuse to having to raise seven children on her own without any assistance from anyone. While she may not have been perfect and a little rough around the edges at times she still had love in her heart for everyone. She would give you anything that you needed even if it was just a meal. She was loved and respected by many. Now she has joined her mother Pauline Affaldt, father Louis Affaldt, sister Betty L. Burgess (nee Affaldt), son Roy D. Burnopp, Jr. and daughter Linda C. Brown (nee Burnopp) in Eternal rest. She is survived by her five remaining children & their spouses/partners..Richard L. Burnopp (Betty {Toodles}), Betty (Tootie) Meyers (Mark), Larry N. Burnopp, Sherry M. Dillon (Bill), Barbara L. Burnopp (Debbie) ...many grandchildren, great-grandchildren & great-great grandchildren.
My grandmother was one of the strongest woman I know she has endured much over her life from spousal abuse to having to raise seven children on her own without any assistance from anyone. While she may not have been perfect and a little rough around the edges at times she still had love in her heart for everyone. She would give you anything that you needed even if it was just a meal. She was loved and respected by many. Now she has joined her mother Pauline Affaldt, father Louis Affaldt, sister Betty L. Burgess (nee Affaldt), son Roy D. Burnopp, Jr. and daughter Linda C. Brown (nee Burnopp) in Eternal rest. She is survived by her five remaining children & their spouses/partners..Richard L. Burnopp (Betty {Toodles}), Betty (Tootie) Meyers (Mark), Larry N. Burnopp, Sherry M. Dillon (Bill), Barbara L. Burnopp (Debbie) ...many grandchildren, great-grandchildren & great-great grandchildren.
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