She will be joining her husband Max D. Howard and son Steven Howard and her parents Manson and Ruth (Parker) Amick in heaven.
Her 58 year blessed marriage to Max D. Howard started December 20th 1953. She was a homemaker and had life long pleasures that included traveling, getting to visit all 50 states, Ireland even India at age 80.
Her hobbies included flower gardening and quilting. Her day wasn’t complete without a few card games, lunch out and some exercise.
Some of her greatest memories were annual Wildlife Summits with her grandchildren. Making family memories were more important to her rather than giving of gifts.
Her legacy continues on in daughter, Virginia L. Yacko (David) and granddaughter, Amanda K. Barney (Gavin) and grandson Jonathan E. Yacko (Natalie) and 2 much loved great-granddaughters Paige and Avery . Strong family ties will continue on with sisters, Zeline Altis and Patsy Welch and brother Clem Amick (Marlene.
Sippie truly believed every day is a precious gift from God to be enjoyed.
Due to the current Pandemic and health and safety concerns a Memorial service will hopefully be planned in the upcoming spring.
Her 58 year blessed marriage to Max D. Howard started December 20th 1953. She was a homemaker and had life long pleasures that included traveling, getting to visit all 50 states, Ireland even India at age 80.
Her hobbies included flower gardening and quilting. Her day wasn’t complete without a few card games, lunch out and some exercise.
Some of her greatest memories were annual Wildlife Summits with her grandchildren. Making family memories were more important to her rather than giving of gifts.
Her legacy continues on in daughter, Virginia L. Yacko (David) and granddaughter, Amanda K. Barney (Gavin) and grandson Jonathan E. Yacko (Natalie) and 2 much loved great-granddaughters Paige and Avery . Strong family ties will continue on with sisters, Zeline Altis and Patsy Welch and brother Clem Amick (Marlene.
Sippie truly believed every day is a precious gift from God to be enjoyed.
Due to the current Pandemic and health and safety concerns a Memorial service will hopefully be planned in the upcoming spring.
She will be joining her husband Max D. Howard and son Steven Howard and her parents Manson and Ruth (Parker) Amick in heaven.
Her 58 year blessed marriage to Max D. Howard started December 20th 1953. She was a homemaker and had life long pleasures that included traveling, getting to visit all 50 states, Ireland even India at age 80.
Her hobbies included flower gardening and quilting. Her day wasn’t complete without a few card games, lunch out and some exercise.
Some of her greatest memories were annual Wildlife Summits with her grandchildren. Making family memories were more important to her rather than giving of gifts.
Her legacy continues on in daughter, Virginia L. Yacko (David) and granddaughter, Amanda K. Barney (Gavin) and grandson Jonathan E. Yacko (Natalie) and 2 much loved great-granddaughters Paige and Avery . Strong family ties will continue on with sisters, Zeline Altis and Patsy Welch and brother Clem Amick (Marlene.
Sippie truly believed every day is a precious gift from God to be enjoyed.
Due to the current Pandemic and health and safety concerns a Memorial service will hopefully be planned in the upcoming spring.
Her 58 year blessed marriage to Max D. Howard started December 20th 1953. She was a homemaker and had life long pleasures that included traveling, getting to visit all 50 states, Ireland even India at age 80.
Her hobbies included flower gardening and quilting. Her day wasn’t complete without a few card games, lunch out and some exercise.
Some of her greatest memories were annual Wildlife Summits with her grandchildren. Making family memories were more important to her rather than giving of gifts.
Her legacy continues on in daughter, Virginia L. Yacko (David) and granddaughter, Amanda K. Barney (Gavin) and grandson Jonathan E. Yacko (Natalie) and 2 much loved great-granddaughters Paige and Avery . Strong family ties will continue on with sisters, Zeline Altis and Patsy Welch and brother Clem Amick (Marlene.
Sippie truly believed every day is a precious gift from God to be enjoyed.
Due to the current Pandemic and health and safety concerns a Memorial service will hopefully be planned in the upcoming spring.
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