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Joyce Skroko
December 11, 2019
Aunt Tootie,
So many things come to mind since I received the call from Darcy.
I've missed you and was at least happy that I was able to hear your voice a few months past and I was able to say "I Love You"
You helped my mother raise me. You were there for all the girly things to teach me since my mom raised all boys before me.
The walk or run down the alley to get back and forth from our houses.
The first pair of Bell Bottoms you bought me because mom wouldn't. Lol
The religious movie you took all 3 of us to see, where we giggled and got in trouble.
The Christmas Eve's spent together every year when I was a child.
Tha flocking of my moms Christmas tree, with you and my dad in the basement with the flocking machine. And us girls running up and down the stairs handing them to my mom with you directing us from top to bottom.
You took me with to the beach many times and the zoo.
So, so many memories plus more.
But most of all, you were here for me to help me with my mom. You were my rock and I so depended on you for that. You were an amazing strong, hot woman. You had beauty and grace that no one else had.
You left too soon.
We had too much left to talk about and do together.
You are with your Sissy, my dad, John, Jimmy, Joey and your siblings enjoying a reunion that we can only hope for when we meet again.
I Love You Aunt Tootie more than I think you knew.
See you in my dreams until we meet again.
Love Joycie
Joyce Skroko
December 11, 2019
Aunt Tootie,
So many things come to mind since I received the call from Darcy.
I've missed you and was at least happy that I was able to hear your voice a few months past and I was able to say "I Love You"
You helped my mother raise me. You were there for all the girly things to teach me since my mom raised all boys before me.
The walk or run down the alley to get back and forth from our houses.
The first pair of Bell Bottoms you bought me because mom wouldn't. Lol
The religious movie you took all 3 of us to see, where we giggled and got in trouble.
The Christmas Eve's spent together every year when I was a child.
Tha flocking of my moms Christmas tree, with you and my dad in the basement with the flocking machine. And us girls running up and down the stairs handing them to my mom with you directing us from top to bottom.
You took me with to the beach many times and the zoo.
So, so many memories plus more.
But most of all, you were here for me to help me with my mom. You were my rock and I so depended on you for that. You were an amazing strong, hot woman. You had beauty and grace that know else had.
You left too soon.
We had too much left to talk about and do together.
You are with your Sissy, my dad, John, Jimmy, Joey and your siblings enjoying a reunion that we can only hope for when we meet again.
I Love You Aunt Tootie more than I think you knew.
See you in my dreams until we meet again.
Love Joycie
Stephanie Wegner
December 10, 2019
We will miss you like crazy, Because we loved you like crazy <3 R.I.P. give everyone a hug for me.
Bill and Rose Marie Wegner
December 6, 2019
My aunt Tootie you were the one and only, a person with a smile and open arms always. You will be so missed, God has called you and someday we will be together again. You were so loved by so many people.
December 6, 2019
Aunt Footie you were the one and only dear aunt, always with a smile and open arms. You will forever be in our hearts. Love Bill and Rose Marie
Geri Mc fadden
December 4, 2019
Will miss my best friend of 79 years my heart is broken till we meet again ❤
First Name Charlotte Rohde Last Name Domaracki
December 4, 2019
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Remember Lorraine when I was a child.
She had a special humor
Also a special strength.
Close friend to my Aunt Mary Poland Rohde
Rest In Peace ❤
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