Roberta and Family I give my deepest sympathy to you on the loss of your loved one. Alice

Roberta and family, My heart and prayers go out to all of you. I loved taking your mom to appointments and am so thankful I got to know her. She was a wonderful woman and very sweet. I am blessed for having known her. I know I will see her again some day. In Christ's Love Dean

Roberta, Jeff, Tricia & Kristen - we are sorry that you have lost such a special person from your lives. We hope that your sorrow in time gives way to only happy memories of Gen's life and what she means to you, both during her life on earth and beyond. Love, Gregg, Shelley, Sophia & Laila

We are so sorry for your loss. Aunt Genevieve was always so happy and such a joy to be around. She is in our prayers.

Great Grandma Zerres was such a sweet and kind hearted lady. I will never forget the first time I meet her when Heather brought me to meet the family for the first time. It is said that first impression have a lasting mark and that was true about her. Heather, the kids, and I love you all. You will be dearly missed!

To Genevieve's family and friends....what a wonderful lady....I was glad to work with her, take care of her and just know her...my sympathy and prayers for the family at this time...love, Judy Hepler

To Genny's family, especially to you, Roberta. We had just 'rejoiced' while standing on the Portico of the Cribbs building last week. Our Mothers' had 'weathered the storm'. This one was escaping the FLU. On two following days, I chatted with your Mother and three other ladies. They were playing 500 Bid, at a table in the South Sitting Room, at Cribbs. Tuesday, was the first day she would try to play since needing to have supplemental oxygen. She joked that she would play as long as the supply of oxygen lasted. I can only imaging the shock/disbelief the three other women have felt, when learning about your Mother's passing. Vincent M also will be saddened by your Mother's passing. Vince and Harry Stoll (from the Thoburn Village) had joined the 500 Bid group.

Mother, Frances Werling, and I sat at the same table, to play Bingo with you and your Mother...I think this was one of the first activities she attended, shortly after moving to Cribbs. There have been a 'handful' of us daughters who joke about a 'daughter's club'. I know that we have prayed for each other. Caregivers share a special bond.

I wish you Peace, Roberta. I saw your Mother enjoying her life, even though limited a bit, She was smiling and there was laughter at the table, while playing 500 Bid.

I send loving support, as you work through your grief to peace, knowing that God's grace is with you.

Sincere sympathy,

DeAn Foulk

Sending all my love and the biggest of hugs to all who have loved my Grandma, especially those that always kept me connected to her and my PA family. What a light she was to me when I would come to town ♡♡♡♡. As a child, playing with silly putty and doing puzzles together, she always kept me busy ♡♡♡ Always making me feel loved ♡♡♡♡ I will miss u Grandma ♡♡♡ whenever anyone says my name, I have u on my heart ♡♡♡