Condolence: Hi grandma I miss you every day I remember all are vacations I have tons of memories I remember when we want to paris it was beautiful know I have to make amazing memories with my kids I finally got them back and I got my license and I have a job at portillo's here and paul is an amazing guy you did us proud grandma you hung on as long as you could Jordan is 15 and in high school and is driving henry starts high school next school year and lily is going to be in 7th grade they all are so proud that they got to know you and they love and miss you so much I probably will take them to Arizona to see the beauty you saw in everything and everyone you were such an amazing and lovley person I love you and miss you I'm gonna go know before I cry

Condolence: Mrs. Beaufore was my Gregg II Shorthand Teacher. I never thought I'd be able to learn all the symbols or hen-scratching & nearly quit within the first week or two, but she encouraged me to "hang on & keep trying; soon it will make sense to you." It turned out to be one of the most enjoyable classes I've ever taken. I never put it to good use in a career, but sure have used it in my private life. Use to drive my kids crazy when they'd find a gift under the Christmas tree marked on in shorthand with their name & contents. I always think of her when I try to remember all those symbols now. ON BEHALF OF THE CLASS OF 1965, MAY YOU REST IN PEACE, BEAUTIFUL MRS. BEAUFORE!

Condolence: I miss you already, dear friend. But I know where you are and you are now, finally, free of all pain. You were always my WWJD - What Would Jerry Do? I have so many memories of our friendship and I will cherish them until I see you on the other side of the bridge. Then we will make new memories! I love you.