Pearl Emma Kvalheim

My deepest sympathy to Diane, Lois and Roger and your families on the passing of Pearl. Pearl held a special place in the heart of all the Cooper family who were blessed to have her as a neighbor and friend. She watched me and my sisters and brothers grow up and she was like family to us. After I moved away, no trip home to Wisconsin was complete without a visit to Pearl's house. We will miss her deeply. Please know you are my thoughts at this sad time.

She was as much an angel on earth as she is now an angel in the 'someplace else', most of us call Heaven. So sorry for your loss. Mary and Brian Brown, formerly of De Forest, Wi, now living in Hill Point, Wi.

Pearl was a fantastic lady. Always smiling! Even though we didn't see her much in her later years, she always remembered who we were and how our paths crossed, in the farming community Prayers are for your family in this difficult time Steve & Kay Hoffman

Oh, the memories of the Stanley & Myrtle Weise , playing with an old babby buggy and riding down the hill at the farm. I am not certain why we were not all injured. My father, Charles Piper, did day labor at their farm durning the flu epidemic when all were sick. Pearl was four years older than I. Russel and my brother, Vince were the same age I think. My husband, Pete and I visited Arnold and Pearl many times at their farm. I could go one with many more stories. I do have a couple of pictures to keep memories alive. I offer to all my sympathy, I know how hard it is to lose loved ones. Sincerely, Jane Piper Kessenich