When I think of my childhood some of my favorite memories were spending time with you and Grampy. I'll never forget Christmas Eve as a kid and going to your house. Leigh and I would practically jump out the window when Dad would pull up to pick us up to go. The Westerlin cookouts, playing wiffle ball and football in the backyard with Sean, riding my big wheel (cept for the time I rode thru the poison ivy patch), picking blackberries. I am grateful for the time I got to spend with you. I miss you.

Mom do you know how much you are missed? Erin to this day thinks of you whenever she hears the directional on a Toyota Corolla. She says that it reminds her of being in your car, probably going shopping. Sometimes I feel so sad when I realize that Kevin and Brian never had the opportunity to know you. All my children think that you were the best grandmother. How I wish you could have been here for the weddings, the births of great grandchildren, and all the other things the bring families together. I miss you so much.

Mom and I were just talking about how much we miss you, still. I remember your bonsai tree, the powder puff on the back of your toilet, and the way you were always smiling. Wish I could have known more...Love Erin

Grammy, you were the most beautiful woman I had ever seen.  Still miss you.