Condolence: Janice: Coming back to work will be hard, but hopefully we can give you some needed support. Losing our mothers is difficult. I can appreciate your feelings and offer my deepest sympathies. Pam Vaden

Condolence: I am so sorry I was unable to make it back for the funeral. I feel privileged to have known such a remarkable woman. My thoughts, prayers and warm wishes are with all of you as your mourn her loss, celebrate her life and enjoy the wonderful memories.

Much love to all of you,
Karen

Condolence: Janice and family,

I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I only met your mother a few times but found a kindred spirit in her love of books, and her love of life. May God comfort you during this difficult time. It is never easy to lose a parent or a loved one.

Condolence: In memory of Etta Vesee from your pharmacy delivery girl. To Henry and the family. I am glad I was able to get to know you and be a little part of your lives. I was pretty taken back when I heard Etta had passed away. I didn't know she was in the hospital. I thought she was somewhat on the mends. Last time I delivered, she was resting and didn't want to disturb her. Etta and Henry were kind and grateful for any kind of help, even just a few minutes to talk during my deliveries. I think I stayed a half hour one day when I should have been working. I'm glad I got to meet you. Henry, don't know if you plan to stay at Prestwick. I hope to hear from you, especially if you decide to go back to ?Dubuque. Take care of yourself, you're a sweet, generous, guy who we liked to kid around with each other! Mary from Clingman's.

Condolence: Janice
You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Love
Susan

Condolence: Dear Vesey's.

How well I remember your childhood home and the welcome reception your mother always gave us kids when we visited your very busy household. My sincere condolences on the loss of your wonderful mother. May your find peace that she is now at full peace. I just wish I could be there for the funeral to see you all one last time together.

Sincerely,

Kathy Schmidt Renquist

Condolence: Hank - I hope you remember me. I was Chuck's assistant at Bandag and had the pleasure of meeting both you and Jean, as well as "the sisters",during that time. I am so sorry to hear of Jean's passing. I always enjoyed talking with her as we shared a great love for reading. I also appreciated her sense of humor when it came to politics! Please know that you and the entire family are in my thoughts and prayers. May your many memories and the love of family give you peace.

Condolence: Dear Judy,

We were sorry to here about the passing of your mother. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.

Don, Jean, Nathan, Sarah, and Christine

Condolence: We extend our sympathy to Hank and all the children. Jean was an amazing woman, who made all feel welcome in her home. She will be greatly missed. She has now reunited with her neighbors and is at peace. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Roger and Linda

Condolence: I am Harriett's daughter (sister to Hank). Mom was very fond of Aunt Jeanie. I heard that she was the one who introduced Uncle Hank and her. I wish our families could have been closer, and that I could have gotten to know all my Aunts, Uncles, and cousins. I am truly sorry about your loss. Could someone please give Uncle Hank a big hug for me,....he always reminded me so much of Grampa Brick.Tell him I love him.