Lola I. Cheers

Dear Jerry, Leo, Shirley and Jim and Families,
I was in California at my daughters when Lola passed. I was so sorry to hear about it. My mom, Phyllis Cheers, had called my answering machine and told me Lola had passed and she wanted me to take her to the funeral. I got home Wednesday night, so too late. You all have my deepest sympathy. I still don't know what that feels like to lose your Mom, but I care.

Dear Jerry, Leo, Shirley and Jim and Families,
I was in California at my daughters when Lola passed. I was so sorry to hear about it. My mom, Phyllis Cheers, had called my answering machine and told me Lola had passed and she wanted me to take her to the funeral. I got home Wednesday night, so too late. You all have my deepest sympathy. I still don't know what that feels like to lose your Mom, but I care. She was always so kind and always had a smile for everyone. I would watch for her when going to Mom's in Afton. I remember how she helped at the restaurant when I took Mom up there to eat. Then, way back when we all went to country school and had our sack lunches and programs for the parents. How she helped host the Cheers reunions at the Joy Building. Your memorial is so fitting for how she enjoyed the fellowship at the building. Wouldn't she have loved the new one?
With love and sympathy from both Mom and I.

Auntie you will be missed very much. I have thought of you often. I remeber the times I spent with you during the summers and the Sunday visits. I love you very much. God will take your hand and lead the way.Say hi to Uncle Tom, Grandpa and Grandma for me.

The corner of Railroad and Douglas just won't be the same without Lola. With her failing health, she wasn't outside like she used to be but driving by on a daily basis, I watched her tend to her flowers and small garden there for many years. Had several visits with her on that corner too - she was a neat lady and very lucky to have family close by that cared about her and took care of her allowing her to remain in her own home for so many years. Rest in peace Lola.

Grandma was very luck to have Rick, Billie Jo and Rikki to take such special care of her. She was a very special lady.

Even tho I was far away she was not far away from my thoughts. I have a picture of her from the 30's framed on my living room wall. She was so beautiful. I am luck to have such wonderful memories of her...Christmas' and Thanksgivings...picking gooseberries from the bush by the garage...looking through all the pictures she

Grandma was very luck to have Rick, Billie Jo and Rikki to take such special care of her. She was a very special lady.

Even tho I was far away she was not far away from my thoughts. I have a picture of her from the 30's framed on my living room wall. She was so beautiful. I am luck to have such wonderful memories of her...Christmas' and Thanksgivings...picking gooseberries from the bush by the garage...looking through all the pictures she kept on the buffet time and time again...and the stuffed dalmation with the broken neck that auntie helped me fix. Such wonderful memories.

I love you Grandma.

Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal. ~From a headstone in Ireland