Gramma, I am so glad to have had you in my life as my buddy. Life will never be the same with out you. You taught me so many things, most importantly, about family and strength. As a child, I loved sleeping over your house and going shopping for that certain item, no mater what state, Mass, Rhode Island, off we'd go.. or that special bread, sometimes I'd eat it before we got home. Or cooking Stuffed Cabbage, the right way, or feeding a crowd, without planning. Your strength always amazed me, and I learned survial skills from you, thank God. Be strong, keep going. You made the best Pierogi's too! Tons of sauercraut, just the way I liked them, special for me, with an extra vinager kick! All grandchildren should have the bond we did. It can never be broken. I will miss the "Care Packages" on my doorstep, I would smile to see grocery bags on my porch, because Gramma went shopping. Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, and cooking on the weekends. How you showed your loved to me will always be infinate and priceless. Remember our talks when I would sleep over, you always listened, and I wouldn't stop. My Gramma, how I loved you so. Watch over me and the rest of us to keep us from harm's way, as I know you will. I pray you are no longer in pain, probably doing a Polka, what fun that was! And watching Lawrence Welk, and then you brought me to meet him. We had alot of special times, and we were fortunate to have you. I will miss you, but you are needed for a more important job now.
I love you Gramma,
Love Laurie
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