Lived for many years with husband at 1910 E. Donald St., South Bend.
A vibrant and loving person who gave meticulous attention to details; She dug every weed from the lawn by hand, cleaned beneath her refrigerator every week and painted the interior of her house white yearly. An excellent cook, who loved telling jokes and dancing.
A "brittle" diabetic; she discovered this after her only child was stillborn. In later years, complications from her diabetes led to the amputation of one leg below the knee. She later developed Alzheimers disease, and did not fully understand that her beloved husband had died.
A vibrant and loving person who gave meticulous attention to details; She dug every weed from the lawn by hand, cleaned beneath her refrigerator every week and painted the interior of her house white yearly. An excellent cook, who loved telling jokes and dancing.
A "brittle" diabetic; she discovered this after her only child was stillborn. In later years, complications from her diabetes led to the amputation of one leg below the knee. She later developed Alzheimers disease, and did not fully understand that her beloved husband had died.
Lived for many years with husband at 1910 E. Donald St., South Bend.
A vibrant and loving person who gave meticulous attention to details; She dug every weed from the lawn by hand, cleaned beneath her refrigerator every week and painted the interior of her house white yearly. An excellent cook, who loved telling jokes and dancing.
A "brittle" diabetic; she discovered this after her only child was stillborn. In later years, complications from her diabetes led to the amputation of one leg below the knee. She later developed Alzheimers disease, and did not fully understand that her beloved husband had died.
A vibrant and loving person who gave meticulous attention to details; She dug every weed from the lawn by hand, cleaned beneath her refrigerator every week and painted the interior of her house white yearly. An excellent cook, who loved telling jokes and dancing.
A "brittle" diabetic; she discovered this after her only child was stillborn. In later years, complications from her diabetes led to the amputation of one leg below the knee. She later developed Alzheimers disease, and did not fully understand that her beloved husband had died.
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