Cecile Dowling

There are so many wonderful and happy memories of you and Uncle Phil while I was growing up. My biggest regret is that after moving from Madison, I could not come and visit as much as I wanted to. I don't think you even got a chance to meet my son Brett. I am comforted by the fact that you were blessed with so many years of life, and with a loving family. You are in God's arms now, and I know you will be checking up on us from above. Rest In Peace Aunt Cecile. I love you. Mary (Dowling) Dungan (Brett T. Dowling)

Phil.....These are really tough moments. Keep the chin up and hang in there. God Bless!! .....Bill Schwoegler

We're thinking of you all and remembering the many Schlough family gatherings and holidays. I'm attaching a couple of photos - one of Aunt Tillie and my mother (Dorothy Clare), and one of the Schlough women, back in the 50's. Aunt Tillie is a bit hidden in back. Mike & Jean Harrass

Aunt Tilly was simply one of the kidnest people I have ever known and I could not have been luckier to have her as my Godmother! I remember the wonderful weeks in the summer when I was a kid and coming up to Monona and spending a few weeks with Aunt Tilly, Uncle Phil - Philip and Patrick. And I remember like it was yesterday going out for ice cream few times a week (think place was called Bridgestones) and spending quality time together. God Bless all of you and God Bless Aunt Tilly! John Vrba

Phil, Just letting you know you are in my thoughts and prayers.