I had my Grammy in my life for 29 years, one month, 17 days. I miss her very much and I know I will think of her daily for the rest of my life.
When I was 8, I moved 600 miles away with my parents to Colorado. My Grammy and I still kept in touch often. Originally, my Poppy and I were the closest, but as I got older and started to become a woman, my Grammy and I became very close. My Grammy knew all of my secrets. I could talk to her about anything and everything. Sometimes she would talk non-stop, but her talking is what I miss about her the most. My Grammy showed great strength through her life after losing both of her sons, me moving away and her 2 year battle with cancer. She taught me what it's like to be a true lady and what unconditional love looks like. This beautiful woman was not only my Grandmother, but my best friend. I absolutely cannot wait to see her again.
Bernice M., age 71, Bellevue. Daughter of Charlie and Hazel Gundersen. Preceded in death by sons, Duane Leigh Jr. and David Lynn, brother,Edward L. Gundersen Sr. Survived by husband, Duane Toelle Sr .; grand-daughter and husband, Kimberly and Anthony Jackson, Sr.; great-grand- sons, Anthony, Jr. and Markus; brother and sister-in-law, Charles, Jr. and Deloma Gundersen; brother, John Gundersen; 1 brother-in-law; 1 sister- in-law; several nieces & nephews.
Cause of Death: Metastatic Colon Cancer
When I was 8, I moved 600 miles away with my parents to Colorado. My Grammy and I still kept in touch often. Originally, my Poppy and I were the closest, but as I got older and started to become a woman, my Grammy and I became very close. My Grammy knew all of my secrets. I could talk to her about anything and everything. Sometimes she would talk non-stop, but her talking is what I miss about her the most. My Grammy showed great strength through her life after losing both of her sons, me moving away and her 2 year battle with cancer. She taught me what it's like to be a true lady and what unconditional love looks like. This beautiful woman was not only my Grandmother, but my best friend. I absolutely cannot wait to see her again.
Bernice M., age 71, Bellevue. Daughter of Charlie and Hazel Gundersen. Preceded in death by sons, Duane Leigh Jr. and David Lynn, brother,Edward L. Gundersen Sr. Survived by husband, Duane Toelle Sr .; grand-daughter and husband, Kimberly and Anthony Jackson, Sr.; great-grand- sons, Anthony, Jr. and Markus; brother and sister-in-law, Charles, Jr. and Deloma Gundersen; brother, John Gundersen; 1 brother-in-law; 1 sister- in-law; several nieces & nephews.
Cause of Death: Metastatic Colon Cancer
I had my Grammy in my life for 29 years, one month, 17 days. I miss her very much and I know I will think of her daily for the rest of my life.
When I was 8, I moved 600 miles away with my parents to Colorado. My Grammy and I still kept in touch often. Originally, my Poppy and I were the closest, but as I got older and started to become a woman, my Grammy and I became very close. My Grammy knew all of my secrets. I could talk to her about anything and everything. Sometimes she would talk non-stop, but her talking is what I miss about her the most. My Grammy showed great strength through her life after losing both of her sons, me moving away and her 2 year battle with cancer. She taught me what it's like to be a true lady and what unconditional love looks like. This beautiful woman was not only my Grandmother, but my best friend. I absolutely cannot wait to see her again.
Bernice M., age 71, Bellevue. Daughter of Charlie and Hazel Gundersen. Preceded in death by sons, Duane Leigh Jr. and David Lynn, brother,Edward L. Gundersen Sr. Survived by husband, Duane Toelle Sr .; grand-daughter and husband, Kimberly and Anthony Jackson, Sr.; great-grand- sons, Anthony, Jr. and Markus; brother and sister-in-law, Charles, Jr. and Deloma Gundersen; brother, John Gundersen; 1 brother-in-law; 1 sister- in-law; several nieces & nephews.
Cause of Death: Metastatic Colon Cancer
When I was 8, I moved 600 miles away with my parents to Colorado. My Grammy and I still kept in touch often. Originally, my Poppy and I were the closest, but as I got older and started to become a woman, my Grammy and I became very close. My Grammy knew all of my secrets. I could talk to her about anything and everything. Sometimes she would talk non-stop, but her talking is what I miss about her the most. My Grammy showed great strength through her life after losing both of her sons, me moving away and her 2 year battle with cancer. She taught me what it's like to be a true lady and what unconditional love looks like. This beautiful woman was not only my Grandmother, but my best friend. I absolutely cannot wait to see her again.
Bernice M., age 71, Bellevue. Daughter of Charlie and Hazel Gundersen. Preceded in death by sons, Duane Leigh Jr. and David Lynn, brother,Edward L. Gundersen Sr. Survived by husband, Duane Toelle Sr .; grand-daughter and husband, Kimberly and Anthony Jackson, Sr.; great-grand- sons, Anthony, Jr. and Markus; brother and sister-in-law, Charles, Jr. and Deloma Gundersen; brother, John Gundersen; 1 brother-in-law; 1 sister- in-law; several nieces & nephews.
Cause of Death: Metastatic Colon Cancer
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