Doris in Grosse Pointe Woods surrounded by her family. She and her late husband, Max L. Gardner, were long-time residents of Grosse Pointe, having moved there in 1951. They are survived by three children, Cheryl Schneider of Westerville, Ohio; Max (Artyn) Gardner of Newport Beach, California; Gail (Mark) Zmyslowski of Grosse Pointe Shores; nine grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.
The family was by far the most important aspect of her life. She was always there to support those needing or wanting for anything.
She was a beautiful woman, known for her great style and grace. She will be sorely missed by those that called her “Mom” and “Mimi”.
The family was by far the most important aspect of her life. She was always there to support those needing or wanting for anything.
She was a beautiful woman, known for her great style and grace. She will be sorely missed by those that called her “Mom” and “Mimi”.
Doris in Grosse Pointe Woods surrounded by her family. She and her late husband, Max L. Gardner, were long-time residents of Grosse Pointe, having moved there in 1951. They are survived by three children, Cheryl Schneider of Westerville, Ohio; Max (Artyn) Gardner of Newport Beach, California; Gail (Mark) Zmyslowski of Grosse Pointe Shores; nine grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.
The family was by far the most important aspect of her life. She was always there to support those needing or wanting for anything.
She was a beautiful woman, known for her great style and grace. She will be sorely missed by those that called her “Mom” and “Mimi”.
The family was by far the most important aspect of her life. She was always there to support those needing or wanting for anything.
She was a beautiful woman, known for her great style and grace. She will be sorely missed by those that called her “Mom” and “Mimi”.
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