Elizabeth Sackett Obituary

I am so sorry for your loss. I knew Mae through working for Herbie and John.Now they are together again in a much better place.

Aunt Mae often comes to mind when someone mentions Tom Brokaws book "The Greatest Generation" she was the best.Always had her priorities straight,God&Family.Was always a little nervous to see her and her sisters when I was a boy,I knew they were going to cover me up with hugs & kisses.Later I started looking forward to it.Mae always let you know that you were loved and special.The reunion at the pearly gates must have been pure excitement.May God bless all of you and hope to see you soon
.Ed Sackett

Deepest sympathy to the family. Mae will definitely be missed.

Kathy, Opie, Mackenzie and Dana,
We are very sorry for your loss. She is in a much better place.
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Sheryl and Paul
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My deepest sympathy. I'll never forget meeting Mae and Johnny when Jim took me to see them one month before we married in 1983. Practically the first thing Mae said when we arrived was "Have you eaten? Come on in to the kitchen and I'll fix you something." From what Jim has told me, that was the way it was most of the time! Mae will be sorely missed by all who knew and loved her.

Blessings to all.

i love you nana and i am going to mis you a lot. you are such an amazing person. i'll keep you in my heart forever.
love, mack <3

I'm so sorry. Aunt Mae will surely be missed. I remember all the times we used to stop by to visit when I was younger.

Mary, my sympathies to you and your family on the passing of your mom. After so many years I still remember her as a gracious host to hordes of high school students. She was one of a kind.

We are so sorry to learn about Elizabeth's death. She was a wonderful neighbor for many years. I know she will be sorely missed by her family and friends.

I'm so saddened to hear of Aunt Mae's passing away! I heard so many stories about Aunt Mae and Uncle Johnny from my Dad (Tom Sackett) when I was growing up! She will be missed!

My deepest condolances to the family. Aunt Mae was a much loved favorite of my late husband, Thomas Sackett. I heard many loving stories of his cousins and Aunt Mae and Uncle Johnny over the years.

So sorry to hear of Aunt Mae's passing. She was wonderful. I will never forget our last time together when Jack and I visited Toledo and had dinner with all of you.

Please accept our deepest sympathies and know your family is in our prayers.
Law Office Of Mollenkamp & Ingram, Al, Mary, Art, Mary Jo, & Sue

Please accept my deepest sympathies.

I am sorry to hear of the news. I still thing of all of you often and I am thinking of all of you. My God be with you at this time.
Love always!