Hermi was loved and will be missed by all. May she Rest in Peace.
Sylvia, Betty and kids. Thinking of you all at this very sad time. Having known your mom my entire life since birth, I have so many lovely memories of her especially when we were kids playing on Dallas Road and of course the amazing cakes that she baked so frequently. I can still taste them! Your family is my family and I am feeling your immense loss as well. Wishing you all of the best as you try to get through the tough times ahead. RIP Herme
Your friends forever
Anne & Terry
XO
WE WISH OUR FRIEND HERMI
"GOD'S SPEED IN GREEN PASTURES"...
ALL OUR LOVE....TILL WE MEET AGAIN..!!
I met Hans and Hermie through my husband Rudi. Hans was our best man at the wedding.in 1957. We were and are friends and "family" till this day. Our son Richard and Sylvia were born on the same day. We had wonderful times as the our children grew up. After we moved back to Germany we kept in touch and finally, when we
were retired we bought a house in Florida and spent many winters with our families there. We spent the 21st birthday of our kids together in Clearwater. There are children and grandchildren and great-gandschildren now with whom there will always be a family bond as long as I live. I will miss Hermie greatly, as I miss Rudi and Hans..
I have many memories of Mrs. Groeschl while growing up on Dallas Road. The Groeschl's lived across the street. I played often in their home and backyard with her daughter Sylvia (endless hours of Barbie, playing house in the back shed) I remember having to wear slippers when we entered the house as Mrs. Groeschl kept a very clean home. I also recall my mother and Mrs. Groeschl exchanging clothing patterns to make dresses for us kids and Sylvia and I had matching brown (fake) leather dresses...the craze at the time. Many fun years when neighbours were close and a simplier and safer time to grow up. Memories I will cherish forever.