So sorry for your loss. Our favorite memories together double dating in college and later on cruises were of her laughter. Quick to laugh and kind of heart, Penny was the joy center of the group and probably any group she was with. We will miss our life long friend.

Dick and the girls:

I'm so sorry to hear of Penny's passing. She was a person of true warmth and caring.

I wish you all peace and health.

Ed Wasserman

My condolences to her family. I grew up in Muscatine and Penny and her parents were members of the same church I attended. Penny was 3 or 4 years ahead of me in high school so I did not know her real well. After I moved to Iowa City and joined Chapter OD I saw her at a Founder’s Day event and we recognized each other! I had noticed she had not attended the past few years and was sorry to read about her diagnosis . Joyce Myer

Dick and your entire family, I am very sorry for your loss of Penny as a wife, mother or grandmother.

She was a wonderful person and I enjoyed being her physician for many years. I am sorry for her prolonged health problem for her and all of you. Being a Christian, you can derive some relief knowing you will see her again some day.

God's Blessings and Peace. Lowell Luhman

Ken and I send our condolences to Penny's family. We have been good friends for many years and Penny's smile and friendly manner will always remain in our memories. We shall try to be a part of the virtual funeral service for Penny at St. Andrew.

Ruth Kuntz

The women of the Iowa City Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae group share our thoughts and prayers with Penny's family, especially her three daughters. We so enjoyed the company of your mother at group events and getting to know you through her stories about the joys of being a mother to you all. Penny was a "friend" and "sister" to us all. We will miss her

With much sympathy to the family of Mrs. Watson. I recall her walking her dog around the neighborhood years ago. She was always pleasant. The obituary is lovely.

Mary (neighbor)