Mrs. Graeflin was my kindergarten teacher. She was always teaching us something knew & exciting. The first time (only time) I had ever ate frog legs was in her classroom. She just put them in a blender with some other stuff, if I remember correctly, then spread them on crackers so there would be enough for us to all get a sample. Some would say she was strict. She was compared to some of the other teachers, but I believe it was in good faith, because she cared about us all & wanted us to learn.
She was a kindergarten teacher for 26 years. She was also a wife to Walter Graeflin. They had children; Arlette & Ronald.
On the back of the stone at the bottom it reads:
"We saw the world together and shared it's concerns."
cause of death: cancer
She was a kindergarten teacher for 26 years. She was also a wife to Walter Graeflin. They had children; Arlette & Ronald.
On the back of the stone at the bottom it reads:
"We saw the world together and shared it's concerns."
cause of death: cancer
Mrs. Graeflin was my kindergarten teacher. She was always teaching us something knew & exciting. The first time (only time) I had ever ate frog legs was in her classroom. She just put them in a blender with some other stuff, if I remember correctly, then spread them on crackers so there would be enough for us to all get a sample. Some would say she was strict. She was compared to some of the other teachers, but I believe it was in good faith, because she cared about us all & wanted us to learn.
She was a kindergarten teacher for 26 years. She was also a wife to Walter Graeflin. They had children; Arlette & Ronald.
On the back of the stone at the bottom it reads:
"We saw the world together and shared it's concerns."
cause of death: cancer
She was a kindergarten teacher for 26 years. She was also a wife to Walter Graeflin. They had children; Arlette & Ronald.
On the back of the stone at the bottom it reads:
"We saw the world together and shared it's concerns."
cause of death: cancer
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