Grandma,
 What an amazing person you were. Even in passing you inspire me to be a better person. Your strong devotion to Church and God is something I continue to follow. Also how you always were able to say what was on your mind, no matter what. I remember watching The Bachelor with you which was our show to always watch when you were visiting and your comments always cracking me up. I miss you SO much but know you are an angel in Heaven watching down over me. Love you forever! 

"Perhaps they are not the stars, but rather openings in Heaven where the love of our lost ones pours through and shines down upon us to let us know they are happy"

Harriet,
I feel blessed that I was able to spend all those summers with you.  It was evident what a loving mother and grandmother you were.    You will not be forgotten!

Grandma,
Words can't begin to describe how much I miss you. I love you so much and I'm so sorry I didn't get to say goodbye. I hope you know that every moment I spent with you is one I will always remember. You were so full of life and always had a smile on your face, it was quite contagious. My love for reading is something I got from you, I remember we talked about books and I told you about my favorite author and of course you told me about the current book you were reading. Your strong devotion to God and to church is something that I always admired. It inspires me to become closer to God. I remember when we went to church with you once when you were visiting; it was so nice to see you in your element. Your heart was so full of love for everyone in your life; I just hope you know that I loved you just as much. I remember the last time I saw you and I took you to the Hope Chest so you could look for a sweater to wear for Christmas, you were so specific and knew just what you wanted, you didn't find anything but it was so nice to spend time just you and I. I know you're shining bright up in heaven and so happy to be with Grandpa, but we miss you so much down here, please watch over us. I love you so much. Love forever Katie. 

“Death is the last chapter in time, but the first chapter in eternity.”

“Treasured in my heart you'll stay, until we meet again someday.”

So sorry to hear about the loss of your Mother!! She was a sweatheart!!

Mom,     We cannot begin to Thank You for Your lifetime of devotion to both Paul & myself. You were Our Angel sent from God. For all the good we have & will do is because of you & what you have taught us throughout the years! You are the most kind-gentle-giving person I have ever met.  My wish is that my Children & Grand Children use you as their Model in Life to make this World a better place. I know You are at peace in God's arms.  We will all Never forget & Love You for the Rest of Time.      Michael/Liz,Jena,Jill/Ryan Tyler & Samatha.

My mom always talked of how you took care 
of her when she was 
younger. Mom is now 
in the nursing home 
not remembering 
much, however when I 
told her you died..she 
had such a sad face as if somewhere in her 
mine she still 
remembered..if only for 
a few minutes. Dad 
died four years ago, so 
you guys can have a 
few laughs together.

God bless,




Kathy Dudzinski for 
Pat Dudzinski.

We knew little that morning,
God was going to call her name,
In life we loved her dearly,
In death we will do the same.

It broke our hearts to lose her,
She did not go alone.
For part of us went with her
the day God called her home.

She left us beautiful memories,
Her love is still our guide,
And though we cannot see her,
She is always at our side.

Beloved Mother and Grandma, we will miss you terribly,  
Paul, Sue, Jackie, Bobby, Katie K, and Katie W.

Harriet, 
    This doesn't seem right. I was expecting you to be writing in my guest book. Afterall, I think I speak for everyone when I say you had the spunk and pazzaz of someone much younger than yourself. You always knew what to say, when to say it, and most importantly how to say it. I'll never forget the mornings we spent together watching the news. You were never hesitant to share your innermost thoughts/feelings on the newsteam and how they dressed (especailly on their ties). Then after breakfast we'd mosey on over to the puzzle table and work on it for an hour or two. I never told you this but I caught you forcing pieces into other pieces that clearly didn't fit. I could see it in your eyes and by a shrug of the shoulders (close enough). You were a blessing in disguise. Sharing your knowledge and wisdom when we needed it most. Your best attribute though, was when you said nothing at all. You knew when to let people find out for themselves. 
  Your devotion to Jesus Christ, the church, your family and friends was always admirable. Your faith, love, and kindheartedness were unconditional. As is my love for you. Thank you for teaching me how to be a good person. 
Forever Grateful, Bobby Willemsen

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Harriet Clara Kozloski

September 12, 1920 – January 22, 2013

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