Vincent-Hass, Geraldine Katherine
To the Vincent Family, As I remember Aunt Geraldine, so many wonderful thoughts come to mind. Trips to Riverton for Christmas, Easter, and Thanksgiving; meals at the large table, dogs, running around that huge house. All while Aunt Geraldine watched us with a smile knowing how much fun we were having. Keeping us in line wasn't easy but done with a special touch. As I grew up, a deep respect and pride developed for all the accomplishments she had made in her life. Over the past six years I have looked to her for inspiration in raising Jack. I am still amazed at how she did it alone. It truly is a testament of how special she was. May your Mother, Mother-in-law, and Grandmother rest now with God. With Loving Sympathy John Kelly
It was always a pleasure to work with Jeri at the Senior Center over a period of several years. I have fond memories of both your mother and Jo Saathoff. Jean and I send our caring thoughts to all the family.
To the entire Vincent Family:
We are so sorry to hear about your loss. Our prayers and thoughts are with you all at this time.
John, James, Joel, Jerold, Jeff, Jay and families, Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
To the Vincent family and to Jody and her family,
We were very sorry to hear of Gerry's passing. She was truly a very loving, beautiful and wonderful person. And so dedicated to her family and everyone around her and all she accomplished for the city of Riverton will never be forgotten.
She will be profoundly missed but we have to take comfort that she is at peace now and with her Lord and Savior.
Our prayers and thoughts are with all of you.
God Bless,
Reuben and Rosalee Blumenshine
Dear Vincent boys and families,
North 3rd Street has lost another of the great women who kept us "in line"--or attempted to do so. There are so many memories of your mom's great laugh, her ringing the cowbell to call you to supper, her devout faith, the Suburban full of kids, and your dad and her racing around Riverton in an attempt to catch a few innings of each boy's baseball games.
I remember when you got your piano and she played "Mack the Knife." Your dad couldn't get enough of that.
Her sense of humor prevailed throughout so much.
My guess is that there is a bridge game assembling in heaven. Can't you picture Mickey, Paula and my mom welcoming your mom? The stories they will share!
Love,
Connie Hirz
Dear Vincent boys and families,
North 3rd Street has lost another of the great women who kept us "in line"--or attempted to do so. There are so many memories of your mom's great laugh, her ringing the cowbell to call you to supper, her devout faith, the Suburban full of kids, and your dad and her racing around Riverton in an attempt to catch a few innings of each boy's baseball games.
I remember when you got your piano and she played "Mack the Knife." Your dad couldn't get enough of that.
Her sense of humor prevailed throughout so much.
My guess is that there is a bridge game assembling in heaven. Can't you picture Mickey, Paula and my mom welcoming your mom? The stories they will share!
Love,
Connie Hirz
To the Vincent Family,
Sorry to hear about the loss of your mother. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Lanny & Delene Applegate
Dear Family
I want to express my sincere sympathy for the loss of your loved one.
You can be assured that comfort and hope are found in the pages of the Bible.
Revelations 21: 4 tell us of a time when all the troubles that cause tears, will be no more.
This is indeed a wonderful hope
Please take care of yourselves.
Sincerely
Mrs. Watkins