Dear Tom, Jenny and Family,

So very sorry to hear of Irene's passing. Irene was always a wonderful neighbor, the kind of person we all felt blessed to know. She welcomed my young family to Ouleout Creek Rd. many years ago. Irene will be missed by all who knew her.

Tom, Jenny, Vic, and Emma:

I am so sorry to hear about Irene. I know you will miss her very much. She was a grand lady. I remember some good times on the school bus many many years ago...and lots of hair cut chats. She was very giving of her time and effort and I will always remember her fondly.

Jeanne Stahl Cushman

So sorry to hear of you wife’s passing…passing along comforting thoughts and prayers to you…

Beth Rowland

Dear Tom, Jenny, Vic, and Emma: Please accept our sympathy at this trying time. We always enjoyed all of our interactions with Irene and your entire family. Irene was so proud of her family and constantly talked about her little Emma. God Bless all of you and we will keep you in our prayers. Jim and Cindy Carey.

Oh my dear Friend and Coworker, Tom, so very saddened to hear of the shock in Irene’s passing. Bill and I send deep condolences to u and Jenny and families. May the fond memories of the 53 married years together bring peace to your broken hearts. Rely upon your family, daughter and granddaughter to get you thru these dark days ahead!

Sending hugs, love and prayers, Janie/Bill

My deepest sympathy to Tom and family. Knew Irene for many years and have lots of memories we shared together. I am certain she will be missed by many who loved her. Her memory will live on in the hearts of those that knew her kindness and caring.

Hello Tom,

I was shocked to hear about Irene this morning.

Sending our deepest condolences for your loss. I enjoyed reading more about Irene in the obituary and know you cherish every memory with her. All is a reminder of how fast time goes and how precious our moments are.

Take care, Anne Sutherland

Jane, Maryellen and all the family,

God will be your comfort during this time. I think of you often and miss those days.

God bless.

Donna Calhoun