Vera Hoganson

Remembering my dearest Aunt Vera, many miles between us in latter years but with visits back and forth. The years that we lived close by were full of fun weekends in Trenton, lots of laughter and singing, endless cups of tea. Together again with dear Hogy and your sister, " our Sheila " and Wilf, , great comfort to myself, Melanie and Phillip to know our lovely parents are together again, there will be a sing song round the organ ! We will be with you all in spirit on Friday with our love Angie & Ray

Dear Melanie, Phillip, and Family, I want you to know how glad I am that I had the opportunity to have your Mum in my life. She was one of the classiest and intelligent ladies I have known. When I visited her she always would say with such sincerity, "Oh, Hello Love I 'm so happy to see you." When I left she always thanked me for coming. Our conversations were so interesting. She would talk about different events that happened throughout her life, a good book she was reading, and how much her family meant to her. She loved and was so proud of each and every one of you. Your Mum had a great outlook on life she didn't let anything bother her. I remember when she turned 90 she never complained or whined; she simply stated turning 90 isn't for sissies. I know being a U.S. citizen was very important to her, but to me she was and always will be my Queen of England. Love and sympathy to all of you, Sandra Orange

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Melanie, Phil and family What a beautiful article in the News Herald. Brought back many memories of your mother and all the good times we had with her and the English group. Now they are all together and singing in heaven. I will always remember the great meals she prepared. Your mother was the greatest. Love Chuck Verbeerst, Kim and Kelley.