Jean, a branch in our family has been broken and you will truly be missed. I will cherish all the memories. You were always comforting someone else's pain. Always thinking and doing for someone else. Now you can rest Sis.

Jean my sister, I will truly miss you and the talks we had. You were always there with a listening ear. Even when you were not feeling well. You always took time for anyone in need. Your my sisterinlaw and a good friend as well. I'll miss you and I love you Sis. 

Camilla and I first met as mere acquaintances; however, that quickly changed to friends. That also changed to Red Hat sisters as well as to “the BEST of friends “. That expanded to confidant and to becoming my “Sister “. Camilla was one of a kind. I will miss our hourlong phone conversations and our trips to Red Hat Conventions. I already miss you, my dear sister, but we’ll talk later.

Camilla, how I miss you. Because of you we were able to keep both mom and dad home in their house until they both passed. But you became so much more to my family. You became part of our family. You became friend, sister, confidant, and strength partner through all of the illness, the dementia and the final days. You remained family and friend after their passing. I miss our weekly talks, our cooking virtually over the phone, your stories and your advice. Most of all I miss your laughter. These past days I have thought of how much you loved your red hat adventures and how much you adored your grandchildren. You were so proud of your grandchildren. I think you must have left a lasting impression on anyone who had the pleasure of knowing you. I know heaven has rejoiced in your admission there but there is such a void left here without you.