Dear Grant:

Sorry to here about your your mom's passing. I just heard about it. It brings back a lot of great memories. All the great times we had with the dogs, kick the can, shooting our guns etc.

Bill Virkus

Dear Grant and Family,
A ton of memories come flying back with the mention of your Mom. Ethyl and my mom had a loong term friendship that was precious and we were there when they had some of those giggles and tears. Bringing ice cream out to Treen on my ice cream truck, and running our dogs down by the river were all part of my memory collage. The biggest though was having your Mom as one of my huggers and

Dear Grant and Family,
A ton of memories come flying back with the mention of your Mom. Ethyl and my mom had a loong term friendship that was precious and we were there when they had some of those giggles and tears. Bringing ice cream out to Treen on my ice cream truck, and running our dogs down by the river were all part of my memory collage. The biggest though was having your Mom as one of my huggers and encouragers in my early walk with Christ at Clay Street Church. Prayers that the happy memories will comfort you during this time.
Ken and Jeanette Achterbergy7nRQ

Dear Grant and Marian,
I just heard of your Mom's passing and I wanted to send you my prayers and sympathy for your loss. I believe that my Mom and your Mom are rejoicing in heaven and celebrating together! I'm so sorry I missed the service at Napier Parkview. May God give you His peace as you grieve her homegoing.
Love,
Karen Killian

Grant,,,I was so sorry to hear that you lost your mom. I remember her making us "feffer nuts". They were like some kind of candy that you and liked. You all are in my prayers.

Grant and Marion, So sorry for your loss. What a long blessed life your loving mother had. Our prayers for all of the family remaining.

I thank God for the special memories I have of Ethel. The most outstanding one was when she, as our Junior Church teacher back in Clay St. days, challenged us to look in the Bible during the week and write down as many promises as we could find. This was a great eye-opener to me as a 11- year- old when I discovered God had given us an unbelievable number of promises especially in Psalms.

Her enthusiastic teaching then spurred me

I thank God for the special memories I have of Ethel. The most outstanding one was when she, as our Junior Church teacher back in Clay St. days, challenged us to look in the Bible during the week and write down as many promises as we could find. This was a great eye-opener to me as a 11- year- old when I discovered God had given us an unbelievable number of promises especially in Psalms.

Her enthusiastic teaching then spurred me on to studying God's Word and
depend on God's promises throughout my life. Thank you Lord for Ethel's . love for children and powerful impact on many lives. My thoughts are with the family in your loss but what a blessing to have a mother who lived to be 101.

We will truly miss Ethel, she was a special friend and a wonderful neighbor.
Our sympathy to all the family