Condolence: Nancy and Al, Ruth joins her love now and that is a blessing. Yet, her passing leaves a space in your hearts; please accept my condolences. How we loved Ruth. I have fond memories of when our young family would visit she and Bill and our little daughter cherished this tiny chair that Ruth had. She would tell Maura to go sit in her little chair and only later did we learn that chair was a piece from the 1700's. No more sitting there! I couldn't wait to hear the stories of your Christmas gatherings and how the gift giving would linger for hour, requiring breaks for hours. The best wrappers you are! You two have cared for your mom so lovingly. Warmly, Kathy and Brian

Condolence: My condolences to your family. Living 100 years is a long life. But may you look forward to the resurrection promised in the Bible. Then you can be reunited with her when there is no more sickness and death. (Acts 24:15; Revelation 21:4)