Grace D Wagner

It was with great sadness that I read of Grace's passing. I knew her for decades as a sister French teacher/ colleague and always admired her love of, and dedication to, all things French as well as to her students, so blessed to have been taught and inspired by her. Hers was a life well lived!

Grace was such a dear, sweet soul. I first got to know her when we both worked on setting up the park shelter for the Phi pot luck a few years back. She's been a dear friend ever since. I will miss her sweet, sincere smile. Love, Gay Eliason

Grace and Marv were our neighbors at Wolf Lake. I was so sad to hear of Grace's illness and passing. They loved their cottage and the lake very much. Over the years, I enjoyed the many hours we talked.... about nothing and everything. I learned so much from Grace. I admire her intellect, keen wit and her work ethic. I'll never forget her mowing the grass and carrying loads down the hill from the car, well into her eighties. She only starting accepting help in recent years. I attached a picture from one of the Wolf Lake picnics she and Marv attended every year. Grace you are a class act and I will miss you very much. Diane Culver

Grace was a beautiful individual. She was a strong woman filled with love, resilience, and wisdom. Grace was one of the best teachers I have ever met. With admiration and love, Libby Burmaster

Christy, thinking of you at this time and know grandma loved you very much. Keep her spirit alive and know she is well again and with grandpa and your mom!