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| Posted by: Midge George Fri April 22, 2011 | God made us sisters - Life made us friends. We love you "Boots "R I P ! ,Cabba & Midge |
| Posted by: Linda (George) Blair Mon April 25, 2011 | I send my love and prayers to all the family for comfort in you time of loss. I loved my Aunt Ruthie, and have many fond and respectful memories. Her smile is the first thing I think of whenever I think about her as she always had a great warm cute smile. She was always a very hard worker in whatever she did. She always worked hard to raise her family, as I know she loved them. I can remember her working hard in the bakery many many years ago, and then I think about how hard she worked toward building her dog grooming business. Ruthie was not they type to quit at anything. She would do whatever it took in her power to get the job done. When her husband was ill, even if she were ill herself, she would do whatever was needed to take care of him and his needs. I believe that up until the last days of her life, she was still trying to work hard at getting better, and take care of those around her. Ruthie was not a selfish lady and much respect should be given to her memory and the legacy she left for us to share. I pray that her family will continue with her wishes in taking care of her beloved husband to her honor. I am so thankful that I had my Aunt Ruthie in my life, and only have wonderful memories of her. May God bless you all. |
| Posted by: Helen Stone Mon April 25, 2011 | My heart goes out to your family with the passing of Ruthie. I remembered her at the Vigil Mass on Sat. night for Easter and have sent a few of you Mass Cards. God was good to finally take her as she has been sick for so long. My thoughts are with you. Helen |