Memories Of Mom

Janice

What I remember fondly about Mom is her laughter. She'd laugh and everyone couldn't help but laugh too.

Growing up in Brooklyn, I remember the house full of kids, family and friends. Rock n Roll! Oh yes.

Mom would not only listen to the music, she'd join us all dancing too. Whatever the occasion, party, holiday, hanging out, there would be food, music dancing and laugher. Now that I look back I think how cool Mom was.

Where other parents would complain about the rock n roll music she enjoyed it. Even watched Dick Clark.
Sure there were ups and downs but some how things
would work out.

Julia

   Words cannot express the deep sadness and void that I feel since January 16, 2006. I miss our phone conversations each morning.

   My fight with Multiple Myeloma which in time will probably win, doesn't compare to losing Mom.

   Thank you Mom for Loving me just for who I am. I learned so much from you and will treasure the memories.

   I close my eyes and try to vision your face, smile and expressions. I pray that I will always have the vision in my mind.

   I talk to you every morning knowing that you are looking down over all of us. You will always be close in my heart.

Thank you for all my Sisters and Brothers.

I look forward to the day when I will see you again.
Thank you for Caring and Loving me for 52 years.

Love
Julia

Eleanor

I remember Mom's love for the Lord Jesus Christ. She loved the Scriptures, and would take time each day to put a verse (sometimes several) to memory.

Her family was precious to her. She tried to do her best for each one of her children. If it were in her power to keep each one of us personally safe, she'd have done it! Also, she cherished her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She always tried to do things evenly for each one. Alan, Michael, and Amanda loved the stories she would tell them about growing up in Brooklyn, and how she knew Dad as a child. She greatly enriched their lives!

Vincent

What I Remember most about my Mother is that she Loved her Family through the bad times and the good. No matter what the problems were my Mom had a way to make the troubles disappear. My Mom was everything to me.

Rosie

Mom was so devoted to her family. Her children were the most important thing to her and she was always there for us. She was very loving, supportive and encouraging.

I remember how the house was always filled with kids not only hers but all of our friends and cousins too. They all loved being there. There was always lots of laughter, music, dancing and singing as well as plenty of
good food too!

I'll never forget her laugh. She had such a hearty laugh. We would laugh so hard that it would bring tears to our eyes and our stomachs would ache.

One thing she always said to me is that she was blessed with such wonderful children. I think it was the other way around. We were blessed with such a wonderful Mother!

I miss you so much Mom and you'll always be in my heart and my thoughts