It was clear that Midge knew what what she wanted. She wanted to go home one last time. It was surprising to hear about her death, but peace in knowing that she accomplished what she had set out to do;to return to her home. How wonderful for her! She was such a wonderful woman to get to know for the short time I was acquainted with her. My condolences to your loss.
Dear Earl and Other Family Members: Just wanted you to know that I have very fond memories of your mother. We worked together at Robinson's Grocery back when I was in the 7th and 8th grade so that must have been around 1959 or so! She was always so pleasant and treat all of us sackers, etc very well. I have not seen her in many years but certainly have thought of her and others from Howard's store often. She and Susie will be missed. Good luck to you and others in the family as I know you hae been thru a lot in recent times. Life is just not fair. . . . .Hang Tough! David Zornes
My condolences to this family.Midge was a wonderful lady who always knew who i was no matter whenever she seen me she will be truley missed by all that knew her. My heart goes out to the family. Knowing she will be with her family in heaven i know she will no longer be in pain please watch over her as she makes her way to her everlasting life .......R.I.P.
Junior, I am so sorry to hear of your mom's passing. She was a great lady, and a wonderful friend of our family. She is in good company now, with Betty Lou and Susie. My prayers are with you during this difficult time.
