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Olga W. (Rowold) Grau
June 29, 1916 ~ February 9, 2017 (age 100) 100 Years Old Light a Candle
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A TRADITIONAL FUNERAL BASKET was sent on February 22, 2017
We will miss "big" granma after all these years of knowing her as she saw our girls develop into fine young ladies. Your family is blessed to have had her for so long and now you'll cherish abundant memories. We pray for your comfort. The Sanchez Family
A candle was lit by The Burke Family
on February 15, 2017 2:16 PM
A candle was lit by Thomas family in Tucson
on February 14, 2017 4:59 PM
Message from Carleen Thomas
February 14, 2017 4:58 PM
I am lucky enough to be part of this amazing family. My Mom (Ella) was my Aunt Olga's twin sister. I have such precious memories of both of them while I lived or visited in Missouri.
A long time ago, my Mom wrote a story about their childhood and all of the adventures with both of them. I will always remember when Aunt Olga came for a visit to Tucson, after my Mom had passed away, and sat and read my Mom's story out loud. We were able to discuss their childhood adventures.
π She will be missed here on Earth but now she is rejoicing with our other family members in Heaven. What a wonderful life she had, and she smiled her way through all of those days! βΊπ π β€ π π β€ π She was identical to my Mom in her actions, mannerisms, the sound of her voice, appearance, handwriting -- When I would visit with Aunt Olga, it was the closest thing that I had of feeling like I was with my Mom who passed away almost 25 years ago. Aunt Olga and I enjoyed our porch-swinging time just like my Mom and I used to enjoy those times. Heaven is now even brighter now that my Aunt Olga is there!
I know that it was her time to go to her Heavenly home and I am very happy that she lived to 100 years plus another 7 months beyond her 100th birthday. Amazing ! Sending loving thoughts to the rest of my family.
A long time ago, my Mom wrote a story about their childhood and all of the adventures with both of them. I will always remember when Aunt Olga came for a visit to Tucson, after my Mom had passed away, and sat and read my Mom's story out loud. We were able to discuss their childhood adventures.
π She will be missed here on Earth but now she is rejoicing with our other family members in Heaven. What a wonderful life she had, and she smiled her way through all of those days! βΊπ π β€ π π β€ π She was identical to my Mom in her actions, mannerisms, the sound of her voice, appearance, handwriting -- When I would visit with Aunt Olga, it was the closest thing that I had of feeling like I was with my Mom who passed away almost 25 years ago. Aunt Olga and I enjoyed our porch-swinging time just like my Mom and I used to enjoy those times. Heaven is now even brighter now that my Aunt Olga is there!
I know that it was her time to go to her Heavenly home and I am very happy that she lived to 100 years plus another 7 months beyond her 100th birthday. Amazing ! Sending loving thoughts to the rest of my family.
A candle was lit by Bob & Jan
on February 13, 2017 6:04 PM
Message from Bob & Jan Porter
February 13, 2017 6:04 PM
Olga was such a sweet lady! She will be missed! We always enjoyed visiting with Olga; she had a wonderful disposition and such a sweet smile.
Marvalee and family you have our sympathy and prayers. May the Lord put his arms around you in comfort and peace.
Bob & Jan Porter
Marvalee and family you have our sympathy and prayers. May the Lord put his arms around you in comfort and peace.
Bob & Jan Porter
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