A collection of lines from obituaries that enlarge our appreciation of the human spirit.
Showing posts with label Cleveland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cleveland. Show all posts
Thursday, December 16, 2021
Nancy Lee Hixon, asks that you 'please pray for the Constitution of the United States'
In addition to being a teetotaling mother and an indifferent housekeeper, she was a board certified naturopath specializing in poisonous and medicinal plants; but she would like to point out, posthumously, that although it did occur to her, she never spiked anyone's tea.
Sunday, June 9, 2013
Norma Jean Dreimiller, 79, near-orphan enjoyed wealth of family and friends
As a youngster, she was uprooted and relocated to Cleveland, Ohio, when her father's local photography business struggled. She remembered fondly riding city trolleys, and she developed a life-long love of baseball in general, and fondness for the Cleveland Indians in particular. Tragically, when in fifth grade, Norma lost her mother to a rare heart ailment and was sent to live with grandparents in Ticonderoga. This was the greatest bit of luck she ever had.
(H/T to Mike Dreimiller)
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