Elsie Sophie (Wiberg) Eberz, born on February 9, 1924 in Chicago, IL to the late Esther (Ostling) Wiberg and the late Gottfred Wiberg, passed away at age 94 on June 12, 2018 at Brookdale (Palma Sola) Assisted Living Home in Bradenton, FL. Elsie graduated from Fenger Academy High School in 1942. She was a beloved mother and exceptional homemaker. Elsie was married for over 50 years to the late George R. Eberz Sr. from Syracuse, NY who had served honorably in the U.S. Navy. Elsie supported her husband George throughout his long and successful career with the U.S. Department of Transportation (Philadelphia, PA.) Elsie and George raised their family in Huntingdon Valley, PA. Elsie was preceded in death by her brother, Nels Wiberg, sisters Ethel (Soderstrom) Wiberg and Corrinne (Johnson) Wiberg, and nephew Robert Johnson. Elsie is survived by her sons, George R. Eberz Jr. and spouse Susan (Purrazzella) Eberz, William Eberz, daughters Susan (Eberz) Emery and spouse Robert Emery, Nancy (Eberz) Boltwood and spouse Clifford J. Boltwood III, grandchildren, Heather (Eberz) Stanford, Drew Eberz, Megan (Eberz) Vanesko, Deven (Eberz) Henson, Jessica (Eberz) Bergan, Robert Emery, Thomas Emery, Clifford Boltwood IV, Brian Boltwood, Mark Boltwood, Victoria Boltwood, Nicholas Boltwood and Lauren (Eberz) Howard. Great-grandchildren, Madison Boltwood, Drew Rowell, James Boltwood, Jessica Henson, Jayce Henson, Jackson Vanesko, Atlee Vanesko, Olivia Vanesko, Grace Bergan, Henry Bergan, Will Eberz, Elizabeth Eberz, Mallory Eberz, Ana Fiedler and Elspeth Fiedler, Cash Howard, Dakota Howard and Preston Howard, nieces Donna (Wiberg) Benson, Barbara (Wiberg) Rabideau, Victoria (Wiberg) Parmley, Nancy (Johnson) Martinez, Karen Johnson and Allison (Eberz) Cranson, and nephews, James Soderstrom and William Soderstrom. Elsie's hobbies included an extraordinary talent for embroidery and needlepoint, bingo, puzzles, travel and the theatre. She loved cruise ship sailing. She was a long standing member of Gloria Dei Church (Montgomery County, PA) before moving to Bradenton, Florida where she happily resided (for many years at Country Village) among family and friends for over 35 years. Elsie ended her remarkable life journey at Brookdale where she was cared for with affection and dignity by their wonderful staff and later, compassionate support through Hospice Care.
*Personal tributes from family and friends *
Nancy Boltwood
June 16, 2018
My heart is broken. I've lost my precious mother; my greatest friend and life's blessing. Together we have laughed, learned, cried and relied upon one another as we always knew we could. We will be forever bound and until we joyfully meet again, I will miss you dearly and hold your beautiful memories in my grateful heart. Always and forever, you are loved.
Cliff BOLTWOOD III
June 18, 2018
Ellie was the nickname I used for most of the past 27yrs that I had with My Mother-In Law Elsie Eberz
She was one of my "5-Favorite Girls " she was pretty proud and would light up every time I would remind her !
I have 1000's memories - A few my favorites are , we took her and George ( Husband) to Key West to celebrate their 50th Anniversary!
Our Family Xmas Cruise (2012)
I loved watching her face as we pulled into port for all the places we would visit.
She would tell me " Not Bad for a girl from Chicago " ....
She will always be one of the True Loves of my lifetime!
She promised to send me a " Sign" that she is all settled in "UP There"
I am not worried cause I know and am sure she is cleaning up and painting her new room Blue & Yellow.
Love you xo
George Eberz
June 16, 2018
Just a note to my Mom from her son on how much I loved sharing my special moments of daily life with her and listening to her goings on in her life. So happy that she is at peace, but greatly miss her - Love you Mom
George Jr.
Sue Eberz
June 16, 2018
Much love to my beloved mother-in-law. Thank you for 28 years of wonderful memories of times spent with you. Thank you fo always making me feel a part of the family.
Missing you already,
Sue
Nicholas Boltwood (grandson)
June 16, 2018
Elsie S. Eberz was more than just a grandmother to me. She was that special person who I could spent all day with, and never worry about the time of day or the tasks ahead. That was one of the many best traits of my grandmother, for she had that type of personality that that would just grab your attention and keep you there in your seat as she shared her thoughts and ideas with you. The best part was that she was always honest about her thoughts and ideas, and was never afraid to express them. Elsie Eberz would come to be the only grandparent that I would really get to know over the years as I aged to adulthood. In those years, I came to know of the person that she was and came to enjoy the many memories we shared together. Memories of me sneaking over to her house in the early weekend mornings to watch morning cartoons with her as she ate her breakfast. Watching English comedy shows with her on weekend nights, laughing together until our stomaches hurt. Sneaking fresh-baked sugar cookies in my mouth when her back was turned. Working on puzzles together until our eyes got sore. Through the many good days and the few bad days, I never regretted the time I spent with my grandmother. My twin sister and I came to really love our grandmother, and were ever proud of the fact that we were her grandchildren. I will miss my grandmother tremendously, and will probably never look at a puzzle box again without the feelings of sadness and longing for her company. I am however, eternally grateful for the times I got to know Elsie Eberz, and I am ever so happy and blessed to be given the chance to be one of her grandsons. In my last phone call with her, I told my grandma that I do not believe in "farewells" and "good-byes". I only believe in "see you laters". Until we meet again, I love you Grandma Eberz. You will forever be in my heart
Victoria Lyn Boltwood(granddaughter)
June 16, 2018
God took home on of his most beautiful angels.
My Grandma was the only grandparent I had growing up.
She made sure to give me enough love to make up for all of my grandparents who couldn't stay.
Because of this, me and my siblings never felt like we missed out on that special love from a grandparent.
Grandma always supported me, was interested in my life and made sure I knew I was loved.
She came to every performance since I started acting and singing and saved every ticket and program.
Grandma, because of you I am who I am. Because of you, I can stand proudly … proud of my eyes that reflect yours, my voice,
my height, my very soul, all of who I am stems from the same source as yours.
I am me because your mother and father were brave and immigrated to America from their homeland, Sweden.
I am who I want to be because you gave birth to my momma. You labored and loved. You sacrificed. You gave.
I may have only been graced with 30% Scandinavian blood, but I am so proud of it that it almost hurts.
My love and pride in being your granddaughter cannot be contained in just my heart; it courses through my entire being, flowing
into my very soul, creating an aura all around me.
I will hold dearly to the pictures of us and those that have been passed down through our generations. These are worth more to me than riches and gold. One day, I promise my children will learn of you and see all that you were in me. They will hold your pictures to their hearts and through my stories, will love you as much as I do.
Family is not always based on blood, but for me the blood of my ancestors is a treasure like no other.
You are a part of me, as I am a part of you.
We are connected.
I will always have you in my heart, mind and soul.
Grandma, I will love you far beyond my last breath. I love you more xox
Marianne Williams
June 17, 2018
Elsie has been part of my life since childhood. She and my own mother shared a friendship. At times she was like a mother to me. I am so happy that my child got a chance to know her as well. I will always remember Elsie as a women of grace and style with a tendor heart. God Bless you Elsie
Jim and Ann Moon
June 18, 2018
We will miss a lovely lady who was always smiling and always had something interesting to tell us. She was a dear friend for many years and we are blessed to have known her. We will never forget her and are looking forward to being with her again in heaven. We send our love and our condolences
to all her family.
Much love,
Jim and Ann Moon
*Personal tributes from family and friends *
Nancy Boltwood
June 16, 2018
My heart is broken. I've lost my precious mother; my greatest friend and life's blessing. Together we have laughed, learned, cried and relied upon one another as we always knew we could. We will be forever bound and until we joyfully meet again, I will miss you dearly and hold your beautiful memories in my grateful heart. Always and forever, you are loved.
Cliff BOLTWOOD III
June 18, 2018
Ellie was the nickname I used for most of the past 27yrs that I had with My Mother-In Law Elsie Eberz
She was one of my "5-Favorite Girls " she was pretty proud and would light up every time I would remind her !
I have 1000's memories - A few my favorites are , we took her and George ( Husband) to Key West to celebrate their 50th Anniversary!
Our Family Xmas Cruise (2012)
I loved watching her face as we pulled into port for all the places we would visit.
She would tell me " Not Bad for a girl from Chicago " ....
She will always be one of the True Loves of my lifetime!
She promised to send me a " Sign" that she is all settled in "UP There"
I am not worried cause I know and am sure she is cleaning up and painting her new room Blue & Yellow.
Love you xo
George Eberz
June 16, 2018
Just a note to my Mom from her son on how much I loved sharing my special moments of daily life with her and listening to her goings on in her life. So happy that she is at peace, but greatly miss her - Love you Mom
George Jr.
Sue Eberz
June 16, 2018
Much love to my beloved mother-in-law. Thank you for 28 years of wonderful memories of times spent with you. Thank you fo always making me feel a part of the family.
Missing you already,
Sue
Nicholas Boltwood (grandson)
June 16, 2018
Elsie S. Eberz was more than just a grandmother to me. She was that special person who I could spent all day with, and never worry about the time of day or the tasks ahead. That was one of the many best traits of my grandmother, for she had that type of personality that that would just grab your attention and keep you there in your seat as she shared her thoughts and ideas with you. The best part was that she was always honest about her thoughts and ideas, and was never afraid to express them. Elsie Eberz would come to be the only grandparent that I would really get to know over the years as I aged to adulthood. In those years, I came to know of the person that she was and came to enjoy the many memories we shared together. Memories of me sneaking over to her house in the early weekend mornings to watch morning cartoons with her as she ate her breakfast. Watching English comedy shows with her on weekend nights, laughing together until our stomaches hurt. Sneaking fresh-baked sugar cookies in my mouth when her back was turned. Working on puzzles together until our eyes got sore. Through the many good days and the few bad days, I never regretted the time I spent with my grandmother. My twin sister and I came to really love our grandmother, and were ever proud of the fact that we were her grandchildren. I will miss my grandmother tremendously, and will probably never look at a puzzle box again without the feelings of sadness and longing for her company. I am however, eternally grateful for the times I got to know Elsie Eberz, and I am ever so happy and blessed to be given the chance to be one of her grandsons. In my last phone call with her, I told my grandma that I do not believe in "farewells" and "good-byes". I only believe in "see you laters". Until we meet again, I love you Grandma Eberz. You will forever be in my heart
Victoria Lyn Boltwood(granddaughter)
June 16, 2018
God took home on of his most beautiful angels.
My Grandma was the only grandparent I had growing up.
She made sure to give me enough love to make up for all of my grandparents who couldn't stay.
Because of this, me and my siblings never felt like we missed out on that special love from a grandparent.
Grandma always supported me, was interested in my life and made sure I knew I was loved.
She came to every performance since I started acting and singing and saved every ticket and program.
Grandma, because of you I am who I am. Because of you, I can stand proudly … proud of my eyes that reflect yours, my voice,
my height, my very soul, all of who I am stems from the same source as yours.
I am me because your mother and father were brave and immigrated to America from their homeland, Sweden.
I am who I want to be because you gave birth to my momma. You labored and loved. You sacrificed. You gave.
I may have only been graced with 30% Scandinavian blood, but I am so proud of it that it almost hurts.
My love and pride in being your granddaughter cannot be contained in just my heart; it courses through my entire being, flowing
into my very soul, creating an aura all around me.
I will hold dearly to the pictures of us and those that have been passed down through our generations. These are worth more to me than riches and gold. One day, I promise my children will learn of you and see all that you were in me. They will hold your pictures to their hearts and through my stories, will love you as much as I do.
Family is not always based on blood, but for me the blood of my ancestors is a treasure like no other.
You are a part of me, as I am a part of you.
We are connected.
I will always have you in my heart, mind and soul.
Grandma, I will love you far beyond my last breath. I love you more xox
Marianne Williams
June 17, 2018
Elsie has been part of my life since childhood. She and my own mother shared a friendship. At times she was like a mother to me. I am so happy that my child got a chance to know her as well. I will always remember Elsie as a women of grace and style with a tendor heart. God Bless you Elsie
Jim and Ann Moon
June 18, 2018
We will miss a lovely lady who was always smiling and always had something interesting to tell us. She was a dear friend for many years and we are blessed to have known her. We will never forget her and are looking forward to being with her again in heaven. We send our love and our condolences
to all her family.
Much love,
Jim and Ann Moon
Elsie Sophie (Wiberg) Eberz, born on February 9, 1924 in Chicago, IL to the late Esther (Ostling) Wiberg and the late Gottfred Wiberg, passed away at age 94 on June 12, 2018 at Brookdale (Palma Sola) Assisted Living Home in Bradenton, FL. Elsie graduated from Fenger Academy High School in 1942. She was a beloved mother and exceptional homemaker. Elsie was married for over 50 years to the late George R. Eberz Sr. from Syracuse, NY who had served honorably in the U.S. Navy. Elsie supported her husband George throughout his long and successful career with the U.S. Department of Transportation (Philadelphia, PA.) Elsie and George raised their family in Huntingdon Valley, PA. Elsie was preceded in death by her brother, Nels Wiberg, sisters Ethel (Soderstrom) Wiberg and Corrinne (Johnson) Wiberg, and nephew Robert Johnson. Elsie is survived by her sons, George R. Eberz Jr. and spouse Susan (Purrazzella) Eberz, William Eberz, daughters Susan (Eberz) Emery and spouse Robert Emery, Nancy (Eberz) Boltwood and spouse Clifford J. Boltwood III, grandchildren, Heather (Eberz) Stanford, Drew Eberz, Megan (Eberz) Vanesko, Deven (Eberz) Henson, Jessica (Eberz) Bergan, Robert Emery, Thomas Emery, Clifford Boltwood IV, Brian Boltwood, Mark Boltwood, Victoria Boltwood, Nicholas Boltwood and Lauren (Eberz) Howard. Great-grandchildren, Madison Boltwood, Drew Rowell, James Boltwood, Jessica Henson, Jayce Henson, Jackson Vanesko, Atlee Vanesko, Olivia Vanesko, Grace Bergan, Henry Bergan, Will Eberz, Elizabeth Eberz, Mallory Eberz, Ana Fiedler and Elspeth Fiedler, Cash Howard, Dakota Howard and Preston Howard, nieces Donna (Wiberg) Benson, Barbara (Wiberg) Rabideau, Victoria (Wiberg) Parmley, Nancy (Johnson) Martinez, Karen Johnson and Allison (Eberz) Cranson, and nephews, James Soderstrom and William Soderstrom. Elsie's hobbies included an extraordinary talent for embroidery and needlepoint, bingo, puzzles, travel and the theatre. She loved cruise ship sailing. She was a long standing member of Gloria Dei Church (Montgomery County, PA) before moving to Bradenton, Florida where she happily resided (for many years at Country Village) among family and friends for over 35 years. Elsie ended her remarkable life journey at Brookdale where she was cared for with affection and dignity by their wonderful staff and later, compassionate support through Hospice Care.
*Personal tributes from family and friends *
Nancy Boltwood
June 16, 2018
My heart is broken. I've lost my precious mother; my greatest friend and life's blessing. Together we have laughed, learned, cried and relied upon one another as we always knew we could. We will be forever bound and until we joyfully meet again, I will miss you dearly and hold your beautiful memories in my grateful heart. Always and forever, you are loved.
Cliff BOLTWOOD III
June 18, 2018
Ellie was the nickname I used for most of the past 27yrs that I had with My Mother-In Law Elsie Eberz
She was one of my "5-Favorite Girls " she was pretty proud and would light up every time I would remind her !
I have 1000's memories - A few my favorites are , we took her and George ( Husband) to Key West to celebrate their 50th Anniversary!
Our Family Xmas Cruise (2012)
I loved watching her face as we pulled into port for all the places we would visit.
She would tell me " Not Bad for a girl from Chicago " ....
She will always be one of the True Loves of my lifetime!
She promised to send me a " Sign" that she is all settled in "UP There"
I am not worried cause I know and am sure she is cleaning up and painting her new room Blue & Yellow.
Love you xo
George Eberz
June 16, 2018
Just a note to my Mom from her son on how much I loved sharing my special moments of daily life with her and listening to her goings on in her life. So happy that she is at peace, but greatly miss her - Love you Mom
George Jr.
Sue Eberz
June 16, 2018
Much love to my beloved mother-in-law. Thank you for 28 years of wonderful memories of times spent with you. Thank you fo always making me feel a part of the family.
Missing you already,
Sue
Nicholas Boltwood (grandson)
June 16, 2018
Elsie S. Eberz was more than just a grandmother to me. She was that special person who I could spent all day with, and never worry about the time of day or the tasks ahead. That was one of the many best traits of my grandmother, for she had that type of personality that that would just grab your attention and keep you there in your seat as she shared her thoughts and ideas with you. The best part was that she was always honest about her thoughts and ideas, and was never afraid to express them. Elsie Eberz would come to be the only grandparent that I would really get to know over the years as I aged to adulthood. In those years, I came to know of the person that she was and came to enjoy the many memories we shared together. Memories of me sneaking over to her house in the early weekend mornings to watch morning cartoons with her as she ate her breakfast. Watching English comedy shows with her on weekend nights, laughing together until our stomaches hurt. Sneaking fresh-baked sugar cookies in my mouth when her back was turned. Working on puzzles together until our eyes got sore. Through the many good days and the few bad days, I never regretted the time I spent with my grandmother. My twin sister and I came to really love our grandmother, and were ever proud of the fact that we were her grandchildren. I will miss my grandmother tremendously, and will probably never look at a puzzle box again without the feelings of sadness and longing for her company. I am however, eternally grateful for the times I got to know Elsie Eberz, and I am ever so happy and blessed to be given the chance to be one of her grandsons. In my last phone call with her, I told my grandma that I do not believe in "farewells" and "good-byes". I only believe in "see you laters". Until we meet again, I love you Grandma Eberz. You will forever be in my heart
Victoria Lyn Boltwood(granddaughter)
June 16, 2018
God took home on of his most beautiful angels.
My Grandma was the only grandparent I had growing up.
She made sure to give me enough love to make up for all of my grandparents who couldn't stay.
Because of this, me and my siblings never felt like we missed out on that special love from a grandparent.
Grandma always supported me, was interested in my life and made sure I knew I was loved.
She came to every performance since I started acting and singing and saved every ticket and program.
Grandma, because of you I am who I am. Because of you, I can stand proudly … proud of my eyes that reflect yours, my voice,
my height, my very soul, all of who I am stems from the same source as yours.
I am me because your mother and father were brave and immigrated to America from their homeland, Sweden.
I am who I want to be because you gave birth to my momma. You labored and loved. You sacrificed. You gave.
I may have only been graced with 30% Scandinavian blood, but I am so proud of it that it almost hurts.
My love and pride in being your granddaughter cannot be contained in just my heart; it courses through my entire being, flowing
into my very soul, creating an aura all around me.
I will hold dearly to the pictures of us and those that have been passed down through our generations. These are worth more to me than riches and gold. One day, I promise my children will learn of you and see all that you were in me. They will hold your pictures to their hearts and through my stories, will love you as much as I do.
Family is not always based on blood, but for me the blood of my ancestors is a treasure like no other.
You are a part of me, as I am a part of you.
We are connected.
I will always have you in my heart, mind and soul.
Grandma, I will love you far beyond my last breath. I love you more xox
Marianne Williams
June 17, 2018
Elsie has been part of my life since childhood. She and my own mother shared a friendship. At times she was like a mother to me. I am so happy that my child got a chance to know her as well. I will always remember Elsie as a women of grace and style with a tendor heart. God Bless you Elsie
Jim and Ann Moon
June 18, 2018
We will miss a lovely lady who was always smiling and always had something interesting to tell us. She was a dear friend for many years and we are blessed to have known her. We will never forget her and are looking forward to being with her again in heaven. We send our love and our condolences
to all her family.
Much love,
Jim and Ann Moon
*Personal tributes from family and friends *
Nancy Boltwood
June 16, 2018
My heart is broken. I've lost my precious mother; my greatest friend and life's blessing. Together we have laughed, learned, cried and relied upon one another as we always knew we could. We will be forever bound and until we joyfully meet again, I will miss you dearly and hold your beautiful memories in my grateful heart. Always and forever, you are loved.
Cliff BOLTWOOD III
June 18, 2018
Ellie was the nickname I used for most of the past 27yrs that I had with My Mother-In Law Elsie Eberz
She was one of my "5-Favorite Girls " she was pretty proud and would light up every time I would remind her !
I have 1000's memories - A few my favorites are , we took her and George ( Husband) to Key West to celebrate their 50th Anniversary!
Our Family Xmas Cruise (2012)
I loved watching her face as we pulled into port for all the places we would visit.
She would tell me " Not Bad for a girl from Chicago " ....
She will always be one of the True Loves of my lifetime!
She promised to send me a " Sign" that she is all settled in "UP There"
I am not worried cause I know and am sure she is cleaning up and painting her new room Blue & Yellow.
Love you xo
George Eberz
June 16, 2018
Just a note to my Mom from her son on how much I loved sharing my special moments of daily life with her and listening to her goings on in her life. So happy that she is at peace, but greatly miss her - Love you Mom
George Jr.
Sue Eberz
June 16, 2018
Much love to my beloved mother-in-law. Thank you for 28 years of wonderful memories of times spent with you. Thank you fo always making me feel a part of the family.
Missing you already,
Sue
Nicholas Boltwood (grandson)
June 16, 2018
Elsie S. Eberz was more than just a grandmother to me. She was that special person who I could spent all day with, and never worry about the time of day or the tasks ahead. That was one of the many best traits of my grandmother, for she had that type of personality that that would just grab your attention and keep you there in your seat as she shared her thoughts and ideas with you. The best part was that she was always honest about her thoughts and ideas, and was never afraid to express them. Elsie Eberz would come to be the only grandparent that I would really get to know over the years as I aged to adulthood. In those years, I came to know of the person that she was and came to enjoy the many memories we shared together. Memories of me sneaking over to her house in the early weekend mornings to watch morning cartoons with her as she ate her breakfast. Watching English comedy shows with her on weekend nights, laughing together until our stomaches hurt. Sneaking fresh-baked sugar cookies in my mouth when her back was turned. Working on puzzles together until our eyes got sore. Through the many good days and the few bad days, I never regretted the time I spent with my grandmother. My twin sister and I came to really love our grandmother, and were ever proud of the fact that we were her grandchildren. I will miss my grandmother tremendously, and will probably never look at a puzzle box again without the feelings of sadness and longing for her company. I am however, eternally grateful for the times I got to know Elsie Eberz, and I am ever so happy and blessed to be given the chance to be one of her grandsons. In my last phone call with her, I told my grandma that I do not believe in "farewells" and "good-byes". I only believe in "see you laters". Until we meet again, I love you Grandma Eberz. You will forever be in my heart
Victoria Lyn Boltwood(granddaughter)
June 16, 2018
God took home on of his most beautiful angels.
My Grandma was the only grandparent I had growing up.
She made sure to give me enough love to make up for all of my grandparents who couldn't stay.
Because of this, me and my siblings never felt like we missed out on that special love from a grandparent.
Grandma always supported me, was interested in my life and made sure I knew I was loved.
She came to every performance since I started acting and singing and saved every ticket and program.
Grandma, because of you I am who I am. Because of you, I can stand proudly … proud of my eyes that reflect yours, my voice,
my height, my very soul, all of who I am stems from the same source as yours.
I am me because your mother and father were brave and immigrated to America from their homeland, Sweden.
I am who I want to be because you gave birth to my momma. You labored and loved. You sacrificed. You gave.
I may have only been graced with 30% Scandinavian blood, but I am so proud of it that it almost hurts.
My love and pride in being your granddaughter cannot be contained in just my heart; it courses through my entire being, flowing
into my very soul, creating an aura all around me.
I will hold dearly to the pictures of us and those that have been passed down through our generations. These are worth more to me than riches and gold. One day, I promise my children will learn of you and see all that you were in me. They will hold your pictures to their hearts and through my stories, will love you as much as I do.
Family is not always based on blood, but for me the blood of my ancestors is a treasure like no other.
You are a part of me, as I am a part of you.
We are connected.
I will always have you in my heart, mind and soul.
Grandma, I will love you far beyond my last breath. I love you more xox
Marianne Williams
June 17, 2018
Elsie has been part of my life since childhood. She and my own mother shared a friendship. At times she was like a mother to me. I am so happy that my child got a chance to know her as well. I will always remember Elsie as a women of grace and style with a tendor heart. God Bless you Elsie
Jim and Ann Moon
June 18, 2018
We will miss a lovely lady who was always smiling and always had something interesting to tell us. She was a dear friend for many years and we are blessed to have known her. We will never forget her and are looking forward to being with her again in heaven. We send our love and our condolences
to all her family.
Much love,
Jim and Ann Moon
