"It is indeed sad to hear about Aunt Stella. I remember visits when we were kids and then some as we grew older. I didn't get to see my aunts often, but I so enjoyed it when we all got togeter. I think we all should try to keep in touch. We are getting much older now too. I would welcome the chance to re-connect with others. I'm in Colorado and there's no excuse not to see you,Tony. Tim and Cindy, hope you are well. my email is: komco1@msn.com take care, Kathleen/Taffi/Kate O'Brien-Meyer"
In loving memory of
Stellla Doolittle
January 4, 1926 - June 19, 2010
Tributes
"To be human is to pass through many levels of existence, both here on Earth and beyond this life. This is our destinyâ?¦ Wishing you great adventures in the next phase of your existence, Aunt Stella "
"May you be at peace, Aunt Stella Mae"
"My mother, Donna, will miss Aunt Stella's conversations, as they took turns calling each other on Sarurday's:) They were very close and grew to know each other even more in the last few years. As widows, they kept each other company over a long distance, and their history together as sister's brought them both pleasure. May she be at peace... Peggy (Wigren) Swayne"
"I remember Aunt Stella's somewhat brusque (to a little kid anyway) but nonetheless loving and sincere manner. And she had a great sense of humor! I'm sorry I didn't know her better, but I'm glad I got to know at least somewhat. Her sister Norma loved her dearly. And it is indeed high time all the cousins reestablish contact with one another. Tony, Cindy, Tim--if you're out there, you can e-mail me at: chezmimi@comcast.net Your cousin, Mari"
"I was so sorry to hear about Aunt Stella...wish someone had let us know; we would have been there. Please keep in touch in the future. Life is too short."
"I love you and I'll miss you little sister"
"Peaqce be with you Aunt Stella Mae"
"May you be at peace!"