Gladys Lillian Taylor

November 30th, 1929 - December 11th, 2024

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I was 3 years old when my family moved next door to the Snyders. Cheryl & Judy were 4 & 3, so we grew up playing together all the time & I was over at their house a lot. I remember Gladys very well. I especially remember her beautiful flowers & how she included me a lot in the girls' activities. I remember her setting up a tea party for us with Kool-Aid & treats. She would set up tents of sheets & blankets over the clothesline for us to play in. When I was about 5 or 6, we all dressed up & she took us to see Cinderella at the theater. She included me in trips to her parents' farm & introduced me to the flavors of cucumbers & blueberries. When I was in 2nd grade, she sewed my first ballerina costume. Many more happy memories...too numerous to mention. My heartfelt sympathy to Cheryl & Judy & the family.

Jackie (Phillips) Tessman

December 16th, 2024 at 8:04pm

HI GIRLS I'M ANNETTE (KRUMRIE) OTT I GREW UP IN THE WILDWOOD AREA OF RED ARROW HWY. SO SORRY ABOUT YOUR MOM'S PASSING. BUT IT WAS TIME. LAST TIME I SAW HER SHE WAS VISITING IMMANUEL IN BRIDGMAN AND SHE RECOGNIZED ME. I WAS SURPRIZED. AS IT HAD BEEN MANY YEARS. MY SON BRIAN OTT WENT TO SCHOOL WITH KEVIN. SO MANY MEMORIES. OF YOUR GRANDMA LIZZIE. MY GRANDMA MARY HRCA USED TO WALK TO THEIR HOUSE AND VISIT ALL THE TIME. AMYWAY. ONLY GOOD MEMORIES. USED TO PLAY SOFTBALL WITH DICK SIEMAN , YOUR BROTHER RON ETC. ALL BOYS, I WASTHE ONLY GIRL IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD. ANYWAY. WE KNOW WHERE SHE IS...