Neoma Adeline Somerville

My husband was reading the obituaries in the Wisconsin State Journal this morning. He shared with me the obituary of Mrs. Somerville. He wondered if it could possibly be Susan's mother. When he continued reading and saw that Mrs. Somerville had a gift store in Whitewater, he knew that it had to be Susan's mother. As he explained to me, "Susan was the most beautiful girl he had ever seen with long blond hair. She was his first and biggest crush. He even remembers where Susan and her family lived in Whitewater. His name is Jim Miller and grew up on N. Prairie Street in Whitewater. Your mother was a beautiful woman as well and my husband would like to extend his condolences to you, Susan, and the family. Sincerely, Carol Miller 1601 Turtle Mound Circle Whitewater, WI 53190

With deepest sympathy for your great loss! What a wonderful life she had! Now she moves on to a greater adventure. My prayers for all! Alice Dillman.

Dear Cousins, We Are Thinking of You & Yours With Deepest Sympathy With The Loss of Your Mom ... You All Were So Lucky to Have Her For Those Many Years ... You All Have Many Dear & Great Memories of Her ... May Those Memories Bring You All Gentle Peace & Comfort As You (All)Think Of & Miss Her ... Keep Sharing Those With Each Other .... I (Judy) can just imagine Your Mom reuniting with her Sister Gen & Brother Merlin (Dad-Johnny) & their laugher .... Take Care -- Love Judy & Doug Johnsrud

I was sorry to learn of your Mother's passing. Doesn't seem that long ago she and my Mother, Elizabeth "Betty" Olson, were living next door to each other on Open Wood Way. Good neighbors and good friends. My Mother is still living with me but continues in her decline. May your memories of your Mom and her life with you comfort you at this time. Sincerely, Margit Olson Frickelton