RIP Mom Osmun. My Mother-In-Law gave me the greatest gift, Her Daughter Donna. For that I will be forever grateful.

She was always so loving to us throughout the years and will be certainly missed by all. She can now enjoy her spiritual life free of pain and with all her loved one's that have passed especially with her Husband & Son.

Donna misses you so much already, but I will be here to comfort her through this sadness.

Eternal Love,

Love you !

Kevin

My Beautiful Mom, What do I do now. Who do I talk to everyday on my way home from work. Cole and I will be lost on Saturdays not coming up to pick you up and go shopping with you and lunch with you. I miss you so much Mom! I read your letter you wrote to me and it makes me happy that you said you will be back with Daddy and I know you missed him so much and also Dick. I know they were there to greet you with loving arms. I know you are at peace and back with all your loved ones. You and Uncle Jim can now do the polka dance again together. I will forever miss you Mom! I love you so much! I will see you again someday. Give Daddy a big kiss from me. I know he watches over me and I know you will too now. Tell Dick I love him and miss him so much! All my love to you all.

I remember visiting Thelma with my Aunt Donna all the time when I was a little girl. I remember swimming in the big pool at her house and floating on the pool floats. Afterwards I would pick my favorite Hug fruit barrel juice out of Thelma’s fridge. The taste of that juice will always remind me of Thelma’s welcoming home where I spent much time as a kid. She watched me play games on my Nintendo DS and cheer when I beat my scores. I remember Thelma’s home being so welcoming; always having family and neighbors over. She was such a wonderful and funny woman taking care of all around her.

My Aunt Thelma was not just my aunt, but also my friend. I can still hear her calling me “Terry Lynn” when she wanted to make a point, and she never ended a call without saying she loved me. She was always the first to reach out when I faced loss, and her love was a steady comfort through my hardest days. I will forever carry her voice, her kindness, and her love in my heart.

I love you Aunt T forever.

Going to visit my Aunt T when I was younger is something I can fondly remember. She and Uncle Dick would welcome me and my sister Des with open arms and big hugs. I always knew that the boys would be outside in the middle of summer and I would most likely refuse to eat my dinner. I also knew that she would call me Georgie Porgie and if I was lucky I could play Mike Tyson’s punch out on Nintendo. But what really meant the most to me was seeing my Aunt T and Uncle Dick together. And while I’m saddened that they’re both no longer here with us, I am comforted knowing they are back together again. I also know that one day we will all be reunited and will forever look forward to that day. (John 14:1-3).

Praying for my Aunt Donna and Uncle Kevin. I love you both.

The staff of MacFadden Funeral Home extend our deepest condolences to you and your family on the passing of your loved one. Please accept our heartfelt sympathy for your loss. May our thoughts and prayers provide comfort for your family during this difficult time.

The Osmun's were some of the nicest folks I knew growing up in Belvidere. Mr. and Mrs. Osmun always had a smile and warm words when I delivered newspapers LONG ago. These are the folks that made growing up in a small town special and memorable.

God bless Mrs. Osum and enjoy your reunion with our Savior, your husband and son. God grant peace to Donna, Kevin and the rest of the family as you are separated for now.