May 4, 2017
May 4, 2017
Happy Birthday, Betty. Thinking of you today and remembering you with many warm and loving thoughts.
This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Betty Daniele, 91, born on May 4, 1925 and passed away on January 29, 2017. We will remember her forever.
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To
Betty L. Daniele
May 4, 1925 - Jan 29, 2017
Betty Daniele was born in Santa Clara,CAto Paul and Maxine Eipp. After losing her father at the age of 12, she became highly motivated in everything she did. Betty graduated from high school early and spent two years in college before deciding to help in any way she could during World War II. She went on to work in the shipyards and quickly learned to be a top notch welder.
She then met the love of her life, Fred Daniele. He was recuperating from injuries sustained in the South Pacific as a Marine. Fred was from Massachusetts and they married in Springfield after a 4 month whirlwind romance. They were married for 62 years before Fred's death in November of 2006. Also preceding her in death were her brothers Paul, Jr. and Ron Eipp. Her daughter Nancy passed away from pneumonia in 2009.
Betty lived with her husband in San Rafael Meadows for 30+ years where they raised their 4 children, Jerry, Fred, Jr., Bob, and Nancy. They moved to Reno for her remaining 30 years.
Besides her 3 remaining sons, Betty leaves 5 grandchildren: David and Jerry Daniele, Jr., Deanna Ramsey, Gina Savala, and Renee Taylor as well as 9 great grandchildren. In addition to her family, Betty had her own guardian angel in the person of Mona Dible. Thirty-two years younger and full of life Mona exceeded her friendship by always looking out for Betty by taking her to appointments, tournaments, movies, errands, and always being there in time of need. A heartfelt thanks from all of us. Thank you Mona.
Betty was an excellent athlete. In anything to do with sports she would always come out on top. In bowling, trophy after trophy. In softball, she was captain and the best on the team. Until her death, she never missed watching a Giant’s game, Warrior's game, or a Forty-Niner’s game. If you asked her about Buster Posey she could quote every statistic from high school, college, and the pros. She was an amazing woman.
She also loved gambling at the Peppermill Casino. Even in her ninety's she could sit at a poker machine for hours without getting tired. Her Casino Host, Kevin Brantner always took care of her. She and her daughter-in-law Chris Daniele had a very special bond. It was very heartwarming and endearing. Betty will be greatly missed.
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February 22, 2017
February 22, 2017
From Lori Daniele:
“A few words regarding the passing of my dear Mom (in-law)” Remembering Betty Daniele.
I am here today to give my words and thoughts regarding a dear women in my life, and even though we did not have the opportunity for a relationship of longevity, the impact she made on my life and heart are immeasurable.
I meet Jerry’s mom about four years ago when I accompanied him on his trip for his high school reunion. He kept telling me to “relax”, but being honest, I was nervous as a long-tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs especially when it came time to meet “The Mama”. My nervous apprehensions were immediately put to rest! The out pouring of genuine love and acceptance of not only from his sons and their families, brothers, my sis in law, Chris was amazing. But nothing short of amazing and meaningful was when I first met Betty and she immediately gave me a big hug and said: Welcome. The rest of the visit was filled with many episodes of “past tales” of her life, her marriage and her family. Family was everything to Betty. Just one of the many qualities she passed on to her own children, grandchildren, relatives and friends. She was always so humbly proud of her family and their accomplishments. Her best, and most endearing quality was her love of life along with her infectious laugh, her warm hugs, and her amazing smile. And later I found out, her passion for pancakes. Yes, I said pancakes. I must have made pancakes for her every morning on this first visit. A year later, I will always treasure the one and only full day we had together, on a more personal level, getting to know her, on the day before he 90th birthday, when I was given the responsibly of keeping her away from all the secret festivities being planned all around her. We had a great morning of shopping at one of her favorite stores: Kohls. Found her some new pretty slippers. Later had lunch at the other Casino, and more wonderful stories, great food, and more laughter. Being “sneaky” was no small feat, as she never missed a trick. She kept fussing that nothing was being done to get ready for the BBQ the next day., and we had all these folks coming over. I was happy to know we were all “forgiven” when we opened the door of what she thought was Derby day, to find out it was her surprise birthday!
We have a saying in the south: “it does not matter where you go in life, what you do, or even how much you have. It’s who you have beside you. Not only am I blessed to have a great man beside me (Betty’s son, Jerry) , but the love of his family. Betty, I am glad you were able to be “beside” me for awhile, but you will always be “beside” me in my heart.
“A few words regarding the passing of my dear Mom (in-law)” Remembering Betty Daniele.
I am here today to give my words and thoughts regarding a dear women in my life, and even though we did not have the opportunity for a relationship of longevity, the impact she made on my life and heart are immeasurable.
I meet Jerry’s mom about four years ago when I accompanied him on his trip for his high school reunion. He kept telling me to “relax”, but being honest, I was nervous as a long-tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs especially when it came time to meet “The Mama”. My nervous apprehensions were immediately put to rest! The out pouring of genuine love and acceptance of not only from his sons and their families, brothers, my sis in law, Chris was amazing. But nothing short of amazing and meaningful was when I first met Betty and she immediately gave me a big hug and said: Welcome. The rest of the visit was filled with many episodes of “past tales” of her life, her marriage and her family. Family was everything to Betty. Just one of the many qualities she passed on to her own children, grandchildren, relatives and friends. She was always so humbly proud of her family and their accomplishments. Her best, and most endearing quality was her love of life along with her infectious laugh, her warm hugs, and her amazing smile. And later I found out, her passion for pancakes. Yes, I said pancakes. I must have made pancakes for her every morning on this first visit. A year later, I will always treasure the one and only full day we had together, on a more personal level, getting to know her, on the day before he 90th birthday, when I was given the responsibly of keeping her away from all the secret festivities being planned all around her. We had a great morning of shopping at one of her favorite stores: Kohls. Found her some new pretty slippers. Later had lunch at the other Casino, and more wonderful stories, great food, and more laughter. Being “sneaky” was no small feat, as she never missed a trick. She kept fussing that nothing was being done to get ready for the BBQ the next day., and we had all these folks coming over. I was happy to know we were all “forgiven” when we opened the door of what she thought was Derby day, to find out it was her surprise birthday!
We have a saying in the south: “it does not matter where you go in life, what you do, or even how much you have. It’s who you have beside you. Not only am I blessed to have a great man beside me (Betty’s son, Jerry) , but the love of his family. Betty, I am glad you were able to be “beside” me for awhile, but you will always be “beside” me in my heart.
February 22, 2017
February 22, 2017
Sharing words sent to the family from my family and our close friends when they learned of the news of Betty.
From Katrina (and James) (Jerry and Lori’s daughter in law, wife of Lori’s son, James)
Lori,
Please let Jerry know that we are praying for him and his family through this difficult time. You, most of all, will know how to help Jerry through this difficult process, and I'm glad you have each other.
Many blessings on you, Jerry, and the Daniele family.
Love,
Katrina
From Frank and Gail Cardiello: (Lori’s old co-worker from Home Depot and close friends with Jerry and Lori)
Deepest Sympathies & Prayers you both.
From Elaine and Steve Rinehardt: (Lori’s cousin from Indiana)
I am so sorry to hear this news. I had not heard about her fall. Unfortunately, as we all know, that is a most tricky thing to overcome when you are older due to complications that come with it. Let Jerry know that our thoughts are with him and his family, as they are with you too. It is nice that you got to know her a little yourself beyond what you knew through Jerry. There are some amazing older people, especially when you hear about their lives and what they have experienced.
Sending you love and hugs.
From Ric Burrous: (Lori’s cousin from Indiana)
Condolences to both you and Jerry. It is always difficult to lose those who have meant so much us in our lives, in ways great and small. I can only hope that once the shock and grief wear off that you both -- and the rest of Jerry's family -- will be able to recall those precious moments again and again. I believe that such memories are truly a way for loved ones to live on. Love you both.
From Tom and Vicki Clark: (Lori’s Aunt and Uncle from Denver)
Dear Lori and Jerry,
This is such hard news to hear even when one has had a long and productive life. I’ve known from your many comments, Lori, how much you loved Jerry’s mom and I also know the great bond between mothers and sons if you’re lucky. Gather those good memories you speak of and keep them close at heart for the sad and lonely times.
We will be thinking of you and all the family as you travel, mingle and celebrate the life of this beloved mother.
With love and hugs,
Vicki and Tom
From Valorie and Charles Cole: (Lori’s cousin in Indiana)
Dear Lori (and Jerry),
We all know what you are going through, don’t we? Your heart aches and wish you had more time with them. Charles and I pray for all of our family daily…our prayers for you and your family will change because of what you are going through. Memories, especially the happy ones will be what will sustain you…we pray for safe travels and that the family can work through this time together and bury Jerry’s mom with love in their hearts and we are so sorry for your loss.
Hugs to each of you…
Love, Prayers and Blessings,
Valorie
From Deb and Allan Reed: (Lori’s cousins from Indiana)
Jerry & Lori and family,
So sorry for your loss. You are all in our hearts as you deal with this. Take care of each other, and take care of yourselves~ Love, Deb & Allan
From Anita Burrous: (Lori’s aunt from Indiana)
Responding to the news of Jerry's mother.
I'm so sorry her life ended in this way and know the family will miss her a lot.
I'm also glad you had the opportunity to get to know her at least a little bit. Give Jerry my love...
From Margie Butler: (Jerry and Lori’s close friend in Michigan)
Jerry & Lori,
I am so sorry to hear of your mother's passing. I know how close you were and how sad it is to say goodbye to a parent. I love the stories about her that you have shared from the way your parents met to her times at the Nugget. What an amazing life; just thinking of all the things she experienced over the years - plus she survived raising you :)
Safe travels to her memorial.
Margie
From Jeff and Lisa Wooten: (Lori’s cousins in Indiana)
Jerry and Lori, I am so sorry for the loss of your mother. I will keep you and all your family in my prayers.
Love you guys,
Lisa
Virginia Langston (Lori’s Mom, Jerry’s mother-in-law)
Dear Jerry, Lori and all the Daniele family,
I will be thinking of all of you as you travel and gather for Betty's( Mom's) celebration. I have heard such good things about a very special woman that I feel I know her. My love and prayers will be with you all as you mourn the loss and celebrate the life of Betty Daniele. It does not matter how long "Mom" has been with you it is never long enough. God bless each of you. Ginny(MOM) Langston
Jim and Judy Wright; (long time family friends of Lori’s parents)
Lori,
Prayers for you and Jerry and the entire family at this most difficult time. God will see you through, depend on him!!!
From Katrina (and James) (Jerry and Lori’s daughter in law, wife of Lori’s son, James)
Lori,
Please let Jerry know that we are praying for him and his family through this difficult time. You, most of all, will know how to help Jerry through this difficult process, and I'm glad you have each other.
Many blessings on you, Jerry, and the Daniele family.
Love,
Katrina
From Frank and Gail Cardiello: (Lori’s old co-worker from Home Depot and close friends with Jerry and Lori)
Deepest Sympathies & Prayers you both.
From Elaine and Steve Rinehardt: (Lori’s cousin from Indiana)
I am so sorry to hear this news. I had not heard about her fall. Unfortunately, as we all know, that is a most tricky thing to overcome when you are older due to complications that come with it. Let Jerry know that our thoughts are with him and his family, as they are with you too. It is nice that you got to know her a little yourself beyond what you knew through Jerry. There are some amazing older people, especially when you hear about their lives and what they have experienced.
Sending you love and hugs.
From Ric Burrous: (Lori’s cousin from Indiana)
Condolences to both you and Jerry. It is always difficult to lose those who have meant so much us in our lives, in ways great and small. I can only hope that once the shock and grief wear off that you both -- and the rest of Jerry's family -- will be able to recall those precious moments again and again. I believe that such memories are truly a way for loved ones to live on. Love you both.
From Tom and Vicki Clark: (Lori’s Aunt and Uncle from Denver)
Dear Lori and Jerry,
This is such hard news to hear even when one has had a long and productive life. I’ve known from your many comments, Lori, how much you loved Jerry’s mom and I also know the great bond between mothers and sons if you’re lucky. Gather those good memories you speak of and keep them close at heart for the sad and lonely times.
We will be thinking of you and all the family as you travel, mingle and celebrate the life of this beloved mother.
With love and hugs,
Vicki and Tom
From Valorie and Charles Cole: (Lori’s cousin in Indiana)
Dear Lori (and Jerry),
We all know what you are going through, don’t we? Your heart aches and wish you had more time with them. Charles and I pray for all of our family daily…our prayers for you and your family will change because of what you are going through. Memories, especially the happy ones will be what will sustain you…we pray for safe travels and that the family can work through this time together and bury Jerry’s mom with love in their hearts and we are so sorry for your loss.
Hugs to each of you…
Love, Prayers and Blessings,
Valorie
From Deb and Allan Reed: (Lori’s cousins from Indiana)
Jerry & Lori and family,
So sorry for your loss. You are all in our hearts as you deal with this. Take care of each other, and take care of yourselves~ Love, Deb & Allan
From Anita Burrous: (Lori’s aunt from Indiana)
Responding to the news of Jerry's mother.
I'm so sorry her life ended in this way and know the family will miss her a lot.
I'm also glad you had the opportunity to get to know her at least a little bit. Give Jerry my love...
From Margie Butler: (Jerry and Lori’s close friend in Michigan)
Jerry & Lori,
I am so sorry to hear of your mother's passing. I know how close you were and how sad it is to say goodbye to a parent. I love the stories about her that you have shared from the way your parents met to her times at the Nugget. What an amazing life; just thinking of all the things she experienced over the years - plus she survived raising you :)
Safe travels to her memorial.
Margie
From Jeff and Lisa Wooten: (Lori’s cousins in Indiana)
Jerry and Lori, I am so sorry for the loss of your mother. I will keep you and all your family in my prayers.
Love you guys,
Lisa
Virginia Langston (Lori’s Mom, Jerry’s mother-in-law)
Dear Jerry, Lori and all the Daniele family,
I will be thinking of all of you as you travel and gather for Betty's( Mom's) celebration. I have heard such good things about a very special woman that I feel I know her. My love and prayers will be with you all as you mourn the loss and celebrate the life of Betty Daniele. It does not matter how long "Mom" has been with you it is never long enough. God bless each of you. Ginny(MOM) Langston
Jim and Judy Wright; (long time family friends of Lori’s parents)
Lori,
Prayers for you and Jerry and the entire family at this most difficult time. God will see you through, depend on him!!!
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May 4, 2017
May 4, 2017
Happy Birthday, Betty. Thinking of you today and remembering you with many warm and loving thoughts.
February 22, 2017
February 22, 2017
From Lori Daniele:
“A few words regarding the passing of my dear Mom (in-law)” Remembering Betty Daniele.
I am here today to give my words and thoughts regarding a dear women in my life, and even though we did not have the opportunity for a relationship of longevity, the impact she made on my life and heart are immeasurable.
I meet Jerry’s mom about four years ago when I accompanied him on his trip for his high school reunion. He kept telling me to “relax”, but being honest, I was nervous as a long-tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs especially when it came time to meet “The Mama”. My nervous apprehensions were immediately put to rest! The out pouring of genuine love and acceptance of not only from his sons and their families, brothers, my sis in law, Chris was amazing. But nothing short of amazing and meaningful was when I first met Betty and she immediately gave me a big hug and said: Welcome. The rest of the visit was filled with many episodes of “past tales” of her life, her marriage and her family. Family was everything to Betty. Just one of the many qualities she passed on to her own children, grandchildren, relatives and friends. She was always so humbly proud of her family and their accomplishments. Her best, and most endearing quality was her love of life along with her infectious laugh, her warm hugs, and her amazing smile. And later I found out, her passion for pancakes. Yes, I said pancakes. I must have made pancakes for her every morning on this first visit. A year later, I will always treasure the one and only full day we had together, on a more personal level, getting to know her, on the day before he 90th birthday, when I was given the responsibly of keeping her away from all the secret festivities being planned all around her. We had a great morning of shopping at one of her favorite stores: Kohls. Found her some new pretty slippers. Later had lunch at the other Casino, and more wonderful stories, great food, and more laughter. Being “sneaky” was no small feat, as she never missed a trick. She kept fussing that nothing was being done to get ready for the BBQ the next day., and we had all these folks coming over. I was happy to know we were all “forgiven” when we opened the door of what she thought was Derby day, to find out it was her surprise birthday!
We have a saying in the south: “it does not matter where you go in life, what you do, or even how much you have. It’s who you have beside you. Not only am I blessed to have a great man beside me (Betty’s son, Jerry) , but the love of his family. Betty, I am glad you were able to be “beside” me for awhile, but you will always be “beside” me in my heart.
“A few words regarding the passing of my dear Mom (in-law)” Remembering Betty Daniele.
I am here today to give my words and thoughts regarding a dear women in my life, and even though we did not have the opportunity for a relationship of longevity, the impact she made on my life and heart are immeasurable.
I meet Jerry’s mom about four years ago when I accompanied him on his trip for his high school reunion. He kept telling me to “relax”, but being honest, I was nervous as a long-tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs especially when it came time to meet “The Mama”. My nervous apprehensions were immediately put to rest! The out pouring of genuine love and acceptance of not only from his sons and their families, brothers, my sis in law, Chris was amazing. But nothing short of amazing and meaningful was when I first met Betty and she immediately gave me a big hug and said: Welcome. The rest of the visit was filled with many episodes of “past tales” of her life, her marriage and her family. Family was everything to Betty. Just one of the many qualities she passed on to her own children, grandchildren, relatives and friends. She was always so humbly proud of her family and their accomplishments. Her best, and most endearing quality was her love of life along with her infectious laugh, her warm hugs, and her amazing smile. And later I found out, her passion for pancakes. Yes, I said pancakes. I must have made pancakes for her every morning on this first visit. A year later, I will always treasure the one and only full day we had together, on a more personal level, getting to know her, on the day before he 90th birthday, when I was given the responsibly of keeping her away from all the secret festivities being planned all around her. We had a great morning of shopping at one of her favorite stores: Kohls. Found her some new pretty slippers. Later had lunch at the other Casino, and more wonderful stories, great food, and more laughter. Being “sneaky” was no small feat, as she never missed a trick. She kept fussing that nothing was being done to get ready for the BBQ the next day., and we had all these folks coming over. I was happy to know we were all “forgiven” when we opened the door of what she thought was Derby day, to find out it was her surprise birthday!
We have a saying in the south: “it does not matter where you go in life, what you do, or even how much you have. It’s who you have beside you. Not only am I blessed to have a great man beside me (Betty’s son, Jerry) , but the love of his family. Betty, I am glad you were able to be “beside” me for awhile, but you will always be “beside” me in my heart.
February 22, 2017
February 22, 2017
Sharing words sent to the family from my family and our close friends when they learned of the news of Betty.
From Katrina (and James) (Jerry and Lori’s daughter in law, wife of Lori’s son, James)
Lori,
Please let Jerry know that we are praying for him and his family through this difficult time. You, most of all, will know how to help Jerry through this difficult process, and I'm glad you have each other.
Many blessings on you, Jerry, and the Daniele family.
Love,
Katrina
From Frank and Gail Cardiello: (Lori’s old co-worker from Home Depot and close friends with Jerry and Lori)
Deepest Sympathies & Prayers you both.
From Elaine and Steve Rinehardt: (Lori’s cousin from Indiana)
I am so sorry to hear this news. I had not heard about her fall. Unfortunately, as we all know, that is a most tricky thing to overcome when you are older due to complications that come with it. Let Jerry know that our thoughts are with him and his family, as they are with you too. It is nice that you got to know her a little yourself beyond what you knew through Jerry. There are some amazing older people, especially when you hear about their lives and what they have experienced.
Sending you love and hugs.
From Ric Burrous: (Lori’s cousin from Indiana)
Condolences to both you and Jerry. It is always difficult to lose those who have meant so much us in our lives, in ways great and small. I can only hope that once the shock and grief wear off that you both -- and the rest of Jerry's family -- will be able to recall those precious moments again and again. I believe that such memories are truly a way for loved ones to live on. Love you both.
From Tom and Vicki Clark: (Lori’s Aunt and Uncle from Denver)
Dear Lori and Jerry,
This is such hard news to hear even when one has had a long and productive life. I’ve known from your many comments, Lori, how much you loved Jerry’s mom and I also know the great bond between mothers and sons if you’re lucky. Gather those good memories you speak of and keep them close at heart for the sad and lonely times.
We will be thinking of you and all the family as you travel, mingle and celebrate the life of this beloved mother.
With love and hugs,
Vicki and Tom
From Valorie and Charles Cole: (Lori’s cousin in Indiana)
Dear Lori (and Jerry),
We all know what you are going through, don’t we? Your heart aches and wish you had more time with them. Charles and I pray for all of our family daily…our prayers for you and your family will change because of what you are going through. Memories, especially the happy ones will be what will sustain you…we pray for safe travels and that the family can work through this time together and bury Jerry’s mom with love in their hearts and we are so sorry for your loss.
Hugs to each of you…
Love, Prayers and Blessings,
Valorie
From Deb and Allan Reed: (Lori’s cousins from Indiana)
Jerry & Lori and family,
So sorry for your loss. You are all in our hearts as you deal with this. Take care of each other, and take care of yourselves~ Love, Deb & Allan
From Anita Burrous: (Lori’s aunt from Indiana)
Responding to the news of Jerry's mother.
I'm so sorry her life ended in this way and know the family will miss her a lot.
I'm also glad you had the opportunity to get to know her at least a little bit. Give Jerry my love...
From Margie Butler: (Jerry and Lori’s close friend in Michigan)
Jerry & Lori,
I am so sorry to hear of your mother's passing. I know how close you were and how sad it is to say goodbye to a parent. I love the stories about her that you have shared from the way your parents met to her times at the Nugget. What an amazing life; just thinking of all the things she experienced over the years - plus she survived raising you :)
Safe travels to her memorial.
Margie
From Jeff and Lisa Wooten: (Lori’s cousins in Indiana)
Jerry and Lori, I am so sorry for the loss of your mother. I will keep you and all your family in my prayers.
Love you guys,
Lisa
Virginia Langston (Lori’s Mom, Jerry’s mother-in-law)
Dear Jerry, Lori and all the Daniele family,
I will be thinking of all of you as you travel and gather for Betty's( Mom's) celebration. I have heard such good things about a very special woman that I feel I know her. My love and prayers will be with you all as you mourn the loss and celebrate the life of Betty Daniele. It does not matter how long "Mom" has been with you it is never long enough. God bless each of you. Ginny(MOM) Langston
Jim and Judy Wright; (long time family friends of Lori’s parents)
Lori,
Prayers for you and Jerry and the entire family at this most difficult time. God will see you through, depend on him!!!
From Katrina (and James) (Jerry and Lori’s daughter in law, wife of Lori’s son, James)
Lori,
Please let Jerry know that we are praying for him and his family through this difficult time. You, most of all, will know how to help Jerry through this difficult process, and I'm glad you have each other.
Many blessings on you, Jerry, and the Daniele family.
Love,
Katrina
From Frank and Gail Cardiello: (Lori’s old co-worker from Home Depot and close friends with Jerry and Lori)
Deepest Sympathies & Prayers you both.
From Elaine and Steve Rinehardt: (Lori’s cousin from Indiana)
I am so sorry to hear this news. I had not heard about her fall. Unfortunately, as we all know, that is a most tricky thing to overcome when you are older due to complications that come with it. Let Jerry know that our thoughts are with him and his family, as they are with you too. It is nice that you got to know her a little yourself beyond what you knew through Jerry. There are some amazing older people, especially when you hear about their lives and what they have experienced.
Sending you love and hugs.
From Ric Burrous: (Lori’s cousin from Indiana)
Condolences to both you and Jerry. It is always difficult to lose those who have meant so much us in our lives, in ways great and small. I can only hope that once the shock and grief wear off that you both -- and the rest of Jerry's family -- will be able to recall those precious moments again and again. I believe that such memories are truly a way for loved ones to live on. Love you both.
From Tom and Vicki Clark: (Lori’s Aunt and Uncle from Denver)
Dear Lori and Jerry,
This is such hard news to hear even when one has had a long and productive life. I’ve known from your many comments, Lori, how much you loved Jerry’s mom and I also know the great bond between mothers and sons if you’re lucky. Gather those good memories you speak of and keep them close at heart for the sad and lonely times.
We will be thinking of you and all the family as you travel, mingle and celebrate the life of this beloved mother.
With love and hugs,
Vicki and Tom
From Valorie and Charles Cole: (Lori’s cousin in Indiana)
Dear Lori (and Jerry),
We all know what you are going through, don’t we? Your heart aches and wish you had more time with them. Charles and I pray for all of our family daily…our prayers for you and your family will change because of what you are going through. Memories, especially the happy ones will be what will sustain you…we pray for safe travels and that the family can work through this time together and bury Jerry’s mom with love in their hearts and we are so sorry for your loss.
Hugs to each of you…
Love, Prayers and Blessings,
Valorie
From Deb and Allan Reed: (Lori’s cousins from Indiana)
Jerry & Lori and family,
So sorry for your loss. You are all in our hearts as you deal with this. Take care of each other, and take care of yourselves~ Love, Deb & Allan
From Anita Burrous: (Lori’s aunt from Indiana)
Responding to the news of Jerry's mother.
I'm so sorry her life ended in this way and know the family will miss her a lot.
I'm also glad you had the opportunity to get to know her at least a little bit. Give Jerry my love...
From Margie Butler: (Jerry and Lori’s close friend in Michigan)
Jerry & Lori,
I am so sorry to hear of your mother's passing. I know how close you were and how sad it is to say goodbye to a parent. I love the stories about her that you have shared from the way your parents met to her times at the Nugget. What an amazing life; just thinking of all the things she experienced over the years - plus she survived raising you :)
Safe travels to her memorial.
Margie
From Jeff and Lisa Wooten: (Lori’s cousins in Indiana)
Jerry and Lori, I am so sorry for the loss of your mother. I will keep you and all your family in my prayers.
Love you guys,
Lisa
Virginia Langston (Lori’s Mom, Jerry’s mother-in-law)
Dear Jerry, Lori and all the Daniele family,
I will be thinking of all of you as you travel and gather for Betty's( Mom's) celebration. I have heard such good things about a very special woman that I feel I know her. My love and prayers will be with you all as you mourn the loss and celebrate the life of Betty Daniele. It does not matter how long "Mom" has been with you it is never long enough. God bless each of you. Ginny(MOM) Langston
Jim and Judy Wright; (long time family friends of Lori’s parents)
Lori,
Prayers for you and Jerry and the entire family at this most difficult time. God will see you through, depend on him!!!
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