First,  Happy heavenly birthday Ma
I was speaking of you recently at my BFF of 55 years home going service. Relaying how she had worked with you at what was Hebrew Home in the 90’s and how surprised she was when she found out that you were Debbie’s mom (we had attended Jr high(?) and high school together) which truly changed the work dynamic for both of you. 
Thank you for years of wonderful memories. Greater Centennial’s, Childrens church will never be the same without you. Until we meet again… I love and miss you mom. 
Hilda 

I had the pleasure of training Ms Hunter (mom, I would call her) for a few months. As her trainer she would amazed me at the things she was capable of doing. I would say “Awesome”once she was done with her set. She would smile and say, “ Do you say awesome all the time?” She would share stories of her life growing up and moving to NY during our sessions. When I told her my mom was in a nursing home because of her health, diabetes. Ms Hunter took the time out of her day to visit my mom. I thought that was the most genuine and adorable gesture. You started out as a client but we became family. I will miss you and Iappreciate the time we had together. Sleep In Peace

Jason