Solveig Sorenson

Keith, sorry to read about your mother's passing. I always liked her. I remember her and Burr riding on their pontoon boat coming down past our house on Nishishin Trail. Your mom and dad, if I were outside, would always wave and say we're living the good life. Take care and say hi to Carol, Your friend, Wes

What a great loss! 55 years ago, I met Sally. She was a neighbor down the street. I lived on Progressive Lane, she on Rothman. I became very close friends, with her daughter Linda. After Linda's death, Sally and I shared that" special " mother daughter relationship. She was alway's there for me thru good times and bad. My kids grew up calling her their" Grandma Sally" I will always remember her beautiful blue eyes and sparkly personality. She would always tell me, to put my best foot forward. And then, for such a small framed lady, the FIRM handshake. When she hugged , you could just feel the love that this special lady had. She loved going to the family restaurant down in Stoughton, followed by a trip to the bakery! We would always tell each other how much we loved one another. I felt so bad finding out today, that she died. I would have been there for her the last couple of weeks. I will be there for her now, thru my prayers. I will always love you Sally! My condolences to the family. Geri Schmitz Stankevich

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I met Sally at village lane. Sally and I were on same team. The bowling league call the Villagers. Very nice lady to bowl with. I will miss her.