Uncle George, Georgie Barbara Billy, how can there be a sweeter woman than one named Aunt Sugar, we know she loved the shore and Florida, her and mom would love to shop and play bingo down there, growing up we would visit George and Sugar and Dorothy and Leo at least once a month lots of fun just didn't like the water!.we were blessed to have been brought up by the greatest generation, may God bless her with eternal life,we will love and miss her always

To Uncle George, Georgie, Barbara and Billy:

My family and I are so sorry for the loss of dear Aunt Sugar. I remember her most for the beautiful smile she always wore. I remember, too, the kindness she showed me as a young girl. As you know, Aunt Sugar was a talented seamstress. I so wanted a cape for my Easter outfit. My mom asked her to make one for me. Not only did she readily agree, but it was so beautifully made, fully lined, and she even made me a coordinating dress to go with it. I was in awe, and so proud of that Easter ensemble. I was so very grateful she took the time to make a 10 year old girl so very happy.

I remember, too, the love she had for her family. When we were visiting, there was always laughter, happiness and joy in the house. Always a sweet glance for Uncle George.

Just wonderful memories of a truly beautiful Aunt.

God’s Blessings to all your family, and may Aunt Sugar find Divine Happiness.

Love to all,

Patricia (Gross) Birmelin and Family