To Neita's family and loved ones,

I haven't seen Aunt Neita since she flew down to Va. to visit with Harley, I believe she was about 95 at the time. I was so pleased to see her again and we had a chance to spend some time together and play Euchre (which she was always so good at). Neita loved life and exuded happiness, she was a human dynamo, full of energy, quick-witted, and an absolute pleasure to be around. It was a privilege to have had such a wonderful aunt. I didn't have the opportunity to spend a lot of time with her, but the time I did spend with her was of high quality. I will cherish her memory and deeply miss her.

Sincerely, John Slezak,

- son of Clyde Slezak

If I could come we sure would have, but with my total knee replacement not allowed to drive and Richard gettng radiation I always visited with Neita at Crestview, she loved to come out to the music when Richard and Dons Music group played. Always at that first table. I was amazed how much with it she was! My condolences to the family and especially Cleo.

To the Cochran family-especially Steven and Emily- I met your Grandma many years ago in Oxford and then again when I brought my new puppy to meet the folks at Crestview. She loved the little guy so much and wished she could keep him! She was such a sweetheart and fun person to visit with. My sympathy to all of your family and I hope you enjoy the wonderful memories of this special lady for years to come. My love and prayers to you all.

We met Neita at Crestview where she spent the last of her "Golden Years." What a delightful woman. She told Ron that she learned to drive on the Model T when you didn't need a license--just got in and went.

Neita was a wonderful lady. My wife Karen and I will miss her smile. This must be a very difficult time for the whole family.

Neita, You were am amazing lady and have an amazingly supportive family. I am so glad that I got to meet and work with you these last few months.

Little one as we called Neita never went to bed at night without saying the Lord's prayer and remembering everyone she knew in her prayers. I remember saying the Lord's prayer with her and her roommate, and then Neita would say, Love yah.

I remember how she would love her movies in the evenings. Popcorn, ice cream and lots of laughter. Animal ones were her favorite and of course the musicals.