Memories of Ethel Werlau Bennett

In memory of

Ethel Werlau Bennett

Rhinebeck, NY, USA

May 23, 1920 - January 26, 2019

May 23, 1920 - Jan 26, 2019

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Kathy Werner

Dear Vicki, Bob and Debbie and families,
I was so sorry to hear of your Mom's death. I fondly remember all the good times she and Jack had with Mom and Dad over the years. They had some great adventures together! Your mother was such a beautiful, serene lady, and it was always so nice to see her over the years. Mom would keep us caught up on your news as they would write or call each other.
My deepest condolences on the loss of your wonderful mother. May your loving memories of her sustain you in the days ahead.
Kathy Stabbert Werner

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Eileen Winters

So sorry to hear. I often think of your Mom and our picnic at Secret Beach. So sorry to hear. I often think of your Mom and our picnic at Secret Beach. So sorry to hear. I often think of your Mom and our... Read more

Barbara Hahl

Dear Vicki, Emil and family,

We were so sorry to hear this but what a wonderful, full life she lived. Vicki, I can't get over how much you look like your Mom. I had never noticed it before, but then, I haven't seen her in many years. I do remember going to your house through the woods to play when we were very young. Since my Mom worked for your Dad, I always thought you were rich and I know now that you were. Rich in love and family values. Wealth that cannot be measured. I remember an occasion when your Mom was expecting your younger sister. I was very innocent and was shocked when you told me she had a baby in her belly. I guess that was sex education back in "the olden days". Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. No matter when it happens, we are never ready to lose our mothers. But believe me, you will never forget her or what she taught you. Hardly a day goes by that I do not hear my Mom speaking to me. For sure, you will miss her, but there is such joy in knowing that she and your Dad are reunited and can you just imagine the celebration. We send our love and sympathy to you and we wish you peace and comfort.

With love, Jim and Barbara

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