I have had the honor to know and care for Irene for quite some time. She is stamped on and in my heart forever--from the day I met her. Some people just do that to you. Thank you all for sharing her with me. My deepest condolences are with you now as you move through this process. Mostly--- because I know she was not ready to leave you all. ( I don't think she would ever have been-- she loved life too much. ) Her love for you all was beyond huge. I feel I know each of you from all the stories she has told me. Live on through Irene. Her legacy will continue forever..... May God Bless you all. Fondly, Bridget Burns CNA/CHHA
I met Mrs. Thompson when I was a student at John F Kennedy High School. It was such a surprise when she informed me that she and my dad were cousins. We would often have lunch together and she would share family stories with me. It was a wonderful experience and a pleasure to have known her. My condolences to all of the family.
My condolences to the family. I remember Mrs. Thompson from John F. Kennedy High School when she worked in the main office. She was actually my Dad's cousin so we often spoke. Her father Leo was my Grandmother Maria Rymer Lukacsko's brother. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. I am sure there is one heck of a party in Heaven! M
Granny...you will live in my heart forever. You were strong willed, fiesty, caring and my favorite sparring partner. I love you so very much, and will miss you every day. Love you! - Jenny
To the family of Mrs. Thompson
We are saddened to see you go but knowing all you have gone through and that you will now be free of pain and suffering we know you will be at peace.
It was a pleasure to know you and we will miss you dearly. You are one of God's special angels looking down on all of your family that love you so very much.
In sympathy and love,
Gloria and Jimmy Saltzman
