Frances, my grandmother, was the second child of George Kraft and Bella (nee Geiger) Kraft.
She was a care giver, spending ten years of her life caring for her housebound mother, as well as her husband and two daughters.
She was active in politics, volunteering in many fund raisers,and always a "Poll Lady".
She also enjoyed entertaining, and had ladies groups at her house for card games and the like.
She was a lady, never seen without earrings, and always ready to have fun.
She died very suddenly from a massive heart attack, just days after her 62 birthday.
She was missed by her daughters, and her husband was destroyed by her passing.
Speaking as her only granddaughter, I only knew her for the first few years of my life. I lament not knowing her and sharing our lives all these years.
Rest in peace, Grandma.
She was a care giver, spending ten years of her life caring for her housebound mother, as well as her husband and two daughters.
She was active in politics, volunteering in many fund raisers,and always a "Poll Lady".
She also enjoyed entertaining, and had ladies groups at her house for card games and the like.
She was a lady, never seen without earrings, and always ready to have fun.
She died very suddenly from a massive heart attack, just days after her 62 birthday.
She was missed by her daughters, and her husband was destroyed by her passing.
Speaking as her only granddaughter, I only knew her for the first few years of my life. I lament not knowing her and sharing our lives all these years.
Rest in peace, Grandma.
Frances, my grandmother, was the second child of George Kraft and Bella (nee Geiger) Kraft.
She was a care giver, spending ten years of her life caring for her housebound mother, as well as her husband and two daughters.
She was active in politics, volunteering in many fund raisers,and always a "Poll Lady".
She also enjoyed entertaining, and had ladies groups at her house for card games and the like.
She was a lady, never seen without earrings, and always ready to have fun.
She died very suddenly from a massive heart attack, just days after her 62 birthday.
She was missed by her daughters, and her husband was destroyed by her passing.
Speaking as her only granddaughter, I only knew her for the first few years of my life. I lament not knowing her and sharing our lives all these years.
Rest in peace, Grandma.
She was a care giver, spending ten years of her life caring for her housebound mother, as well as her husband and two daughters.
She was active in politics, volunteering in many fund raisers,and always a "Poll Lady".
She also enjoyed entertaining, and had ladies groups at her house for card games and the like.
She was a lady, never seen without earrings, and always ready to have fun.
She died very suddenly from a massive heart attack, just days after her 62 birthday.
She was missed by her daughters, and her husband was destroyed by her passing.
Speaking as her only granddaughter, I only knew her for the first few years of my life. I lament not knowing her and sharing our lives all these years.
Rest in peace, Grandma.
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