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September 5, 2012
Rest in Peace,until your name is called. John 5:28
September 4, 2012
Aunt Estelle's laughter, her smile and her love always made being with her the best of times. She taught me to dance, become a master domino champion (she and Aunt Geneva are Masters of Dominos), we had so much fun. Knowing that she is with her beloved George and Mamma and Papa and sisters and brothers helps to make the hole in my life without her easier to accept. She danced as tho no one was watching, sang as no one could hear and loved with all her heart.
George, Paul and Debbie, please accept my heartfelt sympathy. Love Trisha S
Carol Hill
September 4, 2012
Estelle always had a warm hug and big smile for me every time I saw her. She would talk about her grandchildren and great-grandchildren who must have been the apples of her eye. I'll miss seeing her at bingo, but I know she's lighting up heaven now with that smile. Thoughts are with her family.
Dorothy King
September 4, 2012
Estelle came into my life at bingo and remained there as a great loving friend, I always enjoyed visiting with her and going to Cripple Creek as she was my lucky charm there, she will be missed.
With Sympathy
Dorothy King
September 3, 2012
George, Paul and Debbie,
Your Mom was such an entregal part of all of our lives. She gave us her love, her warmth and laughter and her joy of life. I have such memories of her and Aunt Geneva and my Mom talking about their trips to Hawaii and London. I am so grateful that we have those memories of them together. Our domino games have been fun because of Aunt Estelle and Aunt Genenva trying to best and keep Charlie from winning. We have had a great journey because of her and I hope you all know that your California cousins are thinking of you and wish you peace at this time. Love, The Richardsons'
September 3, 2012
George, Paul and Debbie,
Aunt Estelle has always been such an entregal part of all of our lives. She has given us her love, her laughter and her wonderful joy of life. She reminded us to sit and drink in the richness of just being together. Our domino tournaments were fun because of her and Aunt Geneva's presence. We are all so grateful to call her our beloved Aunt Estelle. Our thoughts are with you and I hope you know your cousins in California are thinking about you and wishing you peace at this time. Love, The Richardsons'
Carol Heaton
September 3, 2012
The Heaton Family in Bakersfield wish to extend our deepest sympathy for your loss of Estelle. Some of my best memories are of Estelle, Geneva, my grandmother Lois and our families together for laughter, good food, and dominos, for as long as a person could play. I am so grateful that my husband Steve and our sons, Eric and Miles, got to know Estelle and played dominos with the best! We love her and she will truly be missed, but know that she is in our hearts and memories forever.
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