Friday, February 15, 2013
I was so sad to hear about Aunt Sylvia's death. On behalf of my late husband Ed, as well as myself, I send each of you my heartfelt sympathy. Ed would often tell fond stories from when he was growing up with his wonderful, fun loving, and always caring, Aunt Sylvia. As for myself, I also have only good memories. I met Aunt Sylvia back in 1966, when I was a teenager. She immediately welcomed me into the family, making me feel so comfortable. Over the years, we kept in contact with her as much as possible. We always anticipated her letters & greeting cards. The many little things she did for us during those early years, along with our visits later on, meant so much to us. Aunt Sylvia once told us if we ever needed anything,to just give her a call. I will never forget these kind, loving words she said to Ed and myself. I will always remember Aunt Sylvia. You are in my thoughts & prayers during this difficult time. May God Bless you and yours! On a personal note; I would like to thank each of you for your sympathy during Ed's cancer, and eventual death. The words you wrote to myself were truly a great comfort to me. Affectionately, Carol Stritar
