Shirley Kula

We were saddened to read of Shirley's passing. I worked with her at the Flower Box back in the nineties, and enjoyed her happiness in the business. May she rest in peace. Cynthia A. Reinbold

Shirley was a mentor and an amazing friend. There are not words that can truly express all she was to me. She will be greatly missed.

My Dear Great Aunt Shirley. Like a second mother to me growing up, at the beach in Bay City. Always cooking for us and taking care of us for our working parents. No bake cookies, brownies all the things my parents would not let us have....pistachio pudding with a hidden nut in it to determine who had to do the dishes lol. Such a kind gentle loving women. Singing Jim Croce "You don't mess around with Jim" driving in the car. A very artistic women. Thank you for being there for my Father for the last several years and my family. So glad we got to talk when I was there last month. You will always have h a very special place in my heart love faith and family. Now you can be with your lovely husband Teri, also such a loving kind man. So proud to have had you as my Great Aunt Shirley. "Love you more." you niece Lisa O'Farrell

Shirley was a beautiful, sweet and talented woman of God that I've had the pleasure of working with. She showed such beauty in her talents through her paintings and in her floral designing. She loved spending time with her family and has touched those deeply with her love and kindness. My condolences to her family and my prayers are with you. She will surely be missed, but her memories she has made with all of us will we will cherish. Bev. Oros Antal

Sorry to hear of Shirley's death. We were classmates and graduated from Saint James School. She was a very nice person. Always enjoyed seeing her at our class reunions. Sorry I cannot be there to pay respects, as my health is not good. Your family is in my prayers. Ronald Bellor, 48 Gohr Lane, Bay City MI 48708