Condolence: My sincere condolences to Neal, Tom, Steven and family. I have fond memories of Mrs. Fitzgerald from Brackett School and from my childhood friendship with Neal. She always made her home on Hillcrest St. open and welcoming to all.

Condolence: To the best third grade teacher in the world. I am now 38 years old and have become a teacher myself. I still remember our mystery walk to Brighams Ice cream in the spring at the end of the year and we still have the Pennsylvania Dutch Art we created at Christmas time. May you rest in peace and know that you made an impact on the world.
Lea Morrison (Maiden Name: Wedge)

Condolence: I was so sad to learn of Belle's passing. I have such fond memories of our times together. She got me involved in Arlington Garden Club and really took me under her wing.Working with her on Luncheons, Teas and other fund raisers was such fun. She had a real love of life, and family. I will always be grateful for the time I spent with her. She helped make me a better person. My condolences to all of her family. I know how much she loved her "boys" Brenda Olson

Condolence: I second Bill. Aunt Belle always asked such great questions and was so interested in our activities. I LOVED her Marble Squares. No one could bake them as well as Aunt Belle. Our love to all of you. Love, Peg,Lee, Tim and Tom

Condolence: Aunt Belle was fun to be with and always a delight to chat with. She was interested in what you were doing in your life and would ask about it. Our thoughts and prayers are with you Neal & Calista, Tom & Patricia and Steve & Hilda. Merit Scotford & Bill Keegan