Welcome to Lolly Hoerner’s “Celebration of Life” website. The purpose of this website is to celebrate Lolly’s life, friends and family. Think of it as a memorial service where you view (rather than listen to) information relating to Lolly’s life along with comments from friends and family. You can leave a tribute candle with a message or you can leave a "story" with more text. The final result should be wonderful collection of information and memories which make a fitting tribute to Lolly’s life.
Thank you for taking the time to remember Lolly -- Greg Hoerner
Tributes
Leave a tributeLove,
Lynn and family
Marie & Gary
M+S xx
I thought about Lolly a lot on her birthday, but I couldn't find the time to post. Happy Belated Birthday Aunt Lolly! You are truly missed.
Love,
Michael and Monya
M+S xx
We miss you!
Monya and Mike
Love,
Lynn and John
We miss you Lolly!
Love, Lynn & John
Al & Patricia
Mike and Sarah
John
I am so sorry to hear about your tremendous loss...a life mate is one of the most treasured things in life and may you always keep your fond memories of Lolly in your heart and mind.
Love,
Monya
Barb
Al & Patricia Rodrigue -Baton Rouge, La.
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Our family celebration of life
Lolly,
Today (Apr 23) is your birthday. As we discussed, I took our girls and their families to Hawaii to have our family “Celebration of Life” for you. There have been a few snafus, especially when dealing with two infants and a toddler, but we are having a good time. I went out to “our beach” this morning at sunrise to, yet again, say goodbye; I appreciate the aurora in the clouds when I finished. Thanks for 40 wonderful years and the memories. Amo te, cum toto corde et anima mei.
Greg.
Bangkok Days
We were expatriates in Bangkok with Greg, Lolly, Michelle and Kim. Our Kim was in the same grade as Kim at ISB and Lolly and I volunteered together many days at the school. She was always such a quiet force with a big heart and smile. When the Hoerners moved to Singapore, Lolly passed on her Girl Guide (Girl Scouts) responsibilities to me and and I soon found myself the new Commissioner of Girl Guides. We next met up with the Hoerners unexpectedly in a campground in New Zealand as both families were on holiday traveling the island in opposite directions! Truly it's a small world! We never missed a Christmas card and neither did Lolly as we continued to travel. Our hearts go out to Greg, Michelle, Kim and their lovely families. We all miss you, Lolly.
Choc Chip Cookies
I still cannot make chocolate chip cookies like Lolly. She gave us a plate with the recipe on when we left Greece in 1981. Lolly gave me a one to one cookery demonstration in my kitchen in England and still they are not as good as hers!!! Every time we met Lolly there was always a box of chocolate chip cookies for us to take away to eat – even when it was the last thing she wanted to do in October during her treatment -she had made some chocolate chip cookies for us to eat on our holiday. Thank you Lolly – I will keep trying to make them.
Miss you, Love Sarah xx