It was a pleasure to work with Ida at BFI/Allied Waste. She kept us laughing when sometimes we wanted to cry! She would always be right there to help and she sometimes didn't feel well, but would jump in to help us anyway. I do remember her laughing and shaking her head and saying it's only garbage guys, but it's still gotta go! I also remember the day I found her, she was on her phone in her cubicle and her blood sugar had gotten way too low, so we got an orange soda down her and then called 911. Well, while the EMTs were wheeling her out, she was giving us orders to call her customers back and take care of them! Such a trooper! So sorry I didn't hear about her passing until now, I would have definitely been there. I really had a lot of respect for Ida. I have some pics of her somewhere that I will post up on face book. Sincerely, my deepest regrets for her family's loss. Kim Gibson

Dear Hosey Family,

I'm sorry that you are experiencing the mourning of losing a love one. Many if not all of us has experienced this, but I would like to share a brief scripture that will may just bring you comfort.

(Revelation 21:4) And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away.”


Thanks for reading.