Tuesday, January 12, 2021
Oh so many memories. I remember the day she started at Clemens. I trained her and we formed an instant bond. We swapped books weekly and she gave me all of her free glasses from harlequin. I cherish her blankets... in 1993 I was one of the first recipients. People were dead on jealous.
She would offer me tips on life and I would hold her hand when she cried all day when Brenda left for college. Begging me to let her go out and have a smoke to deal with her nerves. We shared season tickets to Valley Forge music fair, laughed, and truly enjoyed each other‘s company. Her baseball pool was epic. She would come after you with a vengeance for her two dollars!
She was a hell of a mother, wife, grandmother and friend.
My heart goes out to the family and especially Bob her one true love. Are used to love to hear her stories of Willow Grove as I grew up in the neighboring Maple Glen. Give em hell up there Evey Jane ... I’m sure you arrived in heaven and your first words were can I tell you something?peace
