Sheila Cohen Springer
October 15, 1929- February 04, 2013 ****************************** Sheila Cohen Springer was a master printmaker, specializing in the intaglio technique, early Mac adopter and user in her 60s, beloved wife, sister, aunt, and my mother. She was born in The Bronx, NY,...Judith Sloane
August 03, 1933- February 16, 2021 ***************************** Mom loved family, music, the outdoors and her church. She was a dedicated homemaker, wife and mother who found her way back to music and theater, finishing her Bachelor of Music degree at age 49. Mom...MaryAnn St. Mars
April 30, 1943- July 23, 2020 ********************** MaryAnn was born in Yakima Washington to Vincent and Amy Keller. She had one older sister and four older brothers so as the baby of the family her dad liked to spoil her. She attended St.Pauls schools and...Arlene Meonske (Ritola)
August 20, 1937- March 30, 2020 ************************ Arlene (Ritola) Meonske, 82, passed away from Alzheimer’s disease on March 30, 2020 with her daughters by her side. Arlene was born August 20,1937 in Hockinson, WA to Emil and Miriam Ritola. Arlene grew up in...
We had such a good time at our November Memory Cafe! Be sure to join HOPE Dementia Support and Area Agency on Aging & Disabilities of Southwest Washington on December 17 at The Cameo Cafe for good food, great conversation and lots of holiday fun!
We are so excited to be up and running with this group! Thanks to Debbie Docksteader and Rich Carle of the Kelso Senior Center for making this possible. Anyone who lives in the Longview/Kelso area and is caring for a loved one living with dementia is welcome to attend!
www.oprahdaily.com/life/health/a62628482/how-to-cope-dementia-grief/o![]()
An excellent article on anticipatory grieving……
The Never-Ending Devastation of Dementia Grief
www.oprahdaily.com
Why grieving a loved one over and over again while they’re right in front of you might be the greatest heartbreak of them all.