Chris, Although we are unable to attend today's services, know that we are thinking of you. May this day be filled with happy memories of the time spent with your mother and in celebration of her life.

Pam, Paula, Alex & Sarah

Eric, Chris and Families - I was very sorry to hear that you lost your Mom. She was a very special lady and I have many happy memories of times with her on our visits to Iowa. The picture you chose for this obituary is exactly the way I remember her. I think she was the one who introduced me to peach pie, for which I will always be grateful. My heart goes out to all of you as you go through this challenging time. I am sorry that I will not be there for the service, but I will be there in spirit. You have my deepest sympathy.

Keith

Your Mother was such a lovely person. There was never a time she recognize me until her illness deteriorated. I am in Cincinnati with my daughter until the weekend. Did want you to know I am thinking about you and refreshing wonderful memories.

I have fond memories of Flo while working at P&G. She managed the "Stationery Room" back in the days before computers. I remember her bright red nail polish during the Strawberry picking season to cover the strawberry stains on her nails. Will miss seeing her again and am sorry to not make the visitation.

Thinking of you and your family, Christine, as you say your final goodbyes to your mother. I 'm sure it's a blessing to be able to be all together at this time. Prayers for comfort and peace are coming your way.

I actually didn't know the fuhrmeisters personally but knew of them thru my husband who worked for them in 1944 isn't this odd yu will think.well it brings back memories from my husband who has been gone over 30 years. as a kid out of school he went to work for them up at north liberty which was before we got married over 60 some ears ago. he told me how they hated to get up in morning and he was a early riser himself so they had hi set th alarm for him to wake them up. he told me this several times over the years. then after lunch they took a half hour nap then went back to work. yes they had a young son eric whom I recall Donald metioning to me. now isn't it odd how an obit can bring up olden memories to one elderly 86 year old lady who does still farm out in Newport township over 60 some years with her sons. betty sedlacek