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To Ruth's Family,
I worked with your Mom at Holy Family Hospital and lived not far from her on 13th Street (Way back in the 70's!!) She was a very, wonderful, funny, caring person. She was a keeper.
You have my deepest sympathy. May God wrap his arms around you and give you peace and comfort.
Linda "Studer" Klein
Posted by: Linda Klein Jan 30, 2007
Dear Fenton Family, I can remember walking in the back door and instantly hearing Elvis music playing and seeing your mom in the kitchen with a big smile on her face. She always greeted me with that famous smile and a kind word. My thoughts and prayers are with you.Gaye
Posted by: Gaye Rasmussen(Enderson) Jan 26, 2007
Dear Fenton Family,
Your mother was a fine woman. I always felt welcome at your home. I remeber my brother Don and I walking home from St. Pat's on a blizzardy and cold day. We made it as far as your house and asked if we could come in to get warm. Your mother placed us by a register in your living room and called our mother. After a bit your father drove us home. I am saddened and very sorry for your loss.
Sincerely yours,
Dean Breuer
Posted by: Dean Breuer Jan 24, 2007
Dear Fenton Family,
I remember your mother always having a smile. Hope you find strength and comfort knowing your mother touched so many lives.
May your memories live forever in your heart! My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Posted by: Terri George (Archer) Jan 25, 2007
Dear Fenton Family, I have the most wonderful memories of your mom. Her laugh immediately comes to mind with her witty sense of humor. I remember years ago peeking at your dad and mom playing cards at our house in the living room (before the basement was finished!) laughing and laughing. I peeked around the corner to see who was having that much fun!! My thoughts and prayers are with you. Marsha Irelan
Posted by: Marsha Irelan (Bothwell) Jan 23, 2007
