To Mildred's family,

I knew Mildred through the church and she was a delightful person. Very strong Christian, pleasant, animated, knowledgable, and joyful. I share your loss.

TO MILDRED'S FAMILY: MY HUSBAND RAY & I SEND YOU OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY. WHAT A WONDERFUL LADY SHE WAS. WE REGRED HAVING PROMISED TO VISIT HER ONE OF THE LAST TIMES WE TALKED.. AS SHE CLAIMED WE ARE RELATED BY WAY OF THE RUSH FAMILY(MY HUSBAND'S MOTHER WAS A RUSH. SHE WANTED TO SHARE A FAMILY ALBUM WITH US. HOW WE REGRET IT NEVER HAPPENED. THERE IS ONE THOUGHT OF COMFORT TO CHERISH IN LOSING HER, SHE'S WITH JESUS NOW AND SHE IS WHOLE,NOT TO FORGET HER CHRISTIAN LIFE WAS AN EXAMPLE TO ALL.

Dear Judy and family,

I called mom and told her about your mothers passing. She was truly upset by the news and could recall times when she and your mom were growing up. I remember mom talking about her many times when she reminisced about her youth and family. Please accept our sincere condolences.

Howard Shaw and family, for Arlene Scott Shaw and family.

Dear Judy and family,

We've known Mrs. Foremny for years in the church and thought the world of her. She was such a sweet lady, always so pleasant. I saw her on her birthday and she was a joy to visit. We're so sorry for your loss especially at the holidays but God gave her a wonderful Christmas present. She is free of pain now and in the presence of her Lord! We will miss her so much. You will be comforted by some wonderful memories. God bless and love to all,

Joyce & Ron Ross & family

Judy and family.

I received Mildred's letter and was sorry to hear she had been in Lopatcong Care Center. After Aunt Louise passed away, I always tried to keep in touch with Mildred, as I felt it gave me a connection to her still. Please accept our sincere condolences.

Jeane and Ron Titus

We are so sorry to hear about Nanny. We love her and will keep her memories close to our hearts.