Sentences with phrase «dear aunt»

Dear Aunt Ruthie: Wow, there are no words for your inspiration!

Oh dear Aunt Ruthie..

Dear Aunt Ruthie, I am so sorry for all your trials, but thankful for the bits of love and sunshine The Lord brought into your lives.

I don't live on a farm, although a bucolic setting has always been a dream of mine, but my childhood weekends were spent frolicing with my siblings, and numerous cousins, through the fields of my dear Aunt Stella's little farm.

Dear Aunt Ruthie, This is beautiful!

YOU, my dear aunt Ruthie, are a breath of fresh air!

Thank you dear Aunt Ruthie for writing and sharing beauty!

Dear Aunt Ruthie, Thank you for another sweet and inspiring post.

So, Dear Aunt Ruthie, - thank you.

Happy Mothers Day Dear aunt Ruthie You have been such a inpirational mentor to me.

Remember back in elementary school the order of operations for math — «Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally»?

1999: Galileo's Daughter, by Dava Sobel «Most illustrious Lord Father we are terribly saddened by the death of your cherished sister, our dear aunt; but our sorrow at losing her is as nothing compared to our concern for your sake, because your suffering will be all the greater, Sire, as truly you have no one else left in your world, now that she, who could not have been more precious to you, has departed, and therefore we can only imagine how you sustain the severity of such a sudden and completely unexpected blow.»

In math class, students can use mnemonic devices for memorization, such as Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally for the order of operations.

Teachers hoping to educate young mathematicians on this principle should emphasize the importance of the sequence in which an equation is solved, but also make it fun and easy to remember the correct order of operations, which is why many teachers use the acronym PEMDAS along with the phrase «Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally» to help students remember the proper sequence.

But back in Peru, his dear Aunt Lucy (voiced once more by Imelda Staunton, part of the formidable cast of veteran British actors) is about to turn 100, and Paddington wants to buy her the perfect gift.

When their dear Aunt Bella suddenly passes away, Ricky and his Uncle Hec decide to hide out in the bushes (against Uncle Hec's wishes) till things quiet down.

Unless you are meeting your date through a mutual friend, your church, or your dear Aunt Lulu, you are faced with the same safety issues that you would be if you met someone while out at a club, sipping a drink at a bar, or while walking in town.

Josephine M. Wojciechowski, 60, of Bartlett, beloved wife of Stanley; loving mother of Janet (Vince) Zipparro and Michael (Dina); loved grandmother of Erica, Vincent, Joseph, Sean and Sidney; dear daughter of Stanislawa and thelate Joseph Byczek, fond sister of Walter Byczek; dear aunt of many nieces and nephews in Poland.

If you find one that come sin panels they can easily be placed in the grass at a park, ball game, classroom, at the beach or pool and inside the living room of Dear Aunt Margaret who has breakables all over the home.

Sylvia M. Damato, 87, formerly of Oak Park, beloved wife of the late Michel; loving sister of Esther (the late August) Garzonetti, Vera (the late Blair) Nuccio, Dominick (Shirley) Jaconetty and the late Joe (Clara) Jaconetty; dear aunt of many nieces and nephews.

Beloved wife of Robert J.; loving daughter of the late Evelyn (Noel) Martin; loved sister of Judy (Benny) Brown, Harold and James (Dell) Martin and the late Brenda Rice; and sister - in - law of Joan Scheer; dear aunt and great - aunt to many.

Adeline F. Deasy, 82, formerly of Buffalo Grove and Villa Park, beloved wife of the late John Patrick; loving mother of Rosemary Deasy Bastos, Ellen Margaret (Roman Dumiak) Deasy and John Conrad (Eileen); loved grandmother of Kevin (Christy) Bastos, Matthew (Genny) Bastos, Kara Bastos, Margaret Dumiak, Katharine Dumiak, Michael Dumiak, Kelly Deasy, Patrick Deasy and great - grandmother of Madeline Bastos; dear aunt of Connie (Michael) Budnik.

Norma Mary Schaad, nee Skogen, 81, of Arlington Heights, beloved wife of the late John W. Schaad III; loving mother of John W. «Jay» IV (Cheryl) and Joy M. Schaad; fond sister of Janet Skogen and Grace (Erich) Herrmann; dear aunt of many nieces, nephews and great - nieces and nephews.

Mary R. Kunde, 82, of Prospect Heights, beloved wife of the late Robert Kunde; loving mother of Susan (John) Laspisa and Linda (Joseph) Gonzalez; loved grandmother to Melissa (Peter), Meagan (Andrew), Leslie and Angela; cherished sister of the lateDorothy Leimetter; dear aunt of many.

Judith M. Melville, 49, of Buffalo Grove, beloved wife of David D.; loving mother of Allison and Victoria; loved sister of Walter A. Cyz, Donald (Laurie) Cyz, Larry (Antoinette) Cyz and Cheryl (Lee) Bucey; dear aunt of many nieces and nephews.

Connie M. Kustra, 62, of Chicago, loved daughter of Margaret V., nee Ryan, (the late Emil R.) Hecimovich and Julius J. (Connie) Kustra; loving sister of Robert G. (Joyce) and the late Kevin; dear aunt of Keith (Sabrina) and Brian; and dear friend of Jim.

Margaret A. DeGroot, nee O'Brien, 66, of Buffalo Grove, beloved wife of the late Harry; loving mother of Michael (Laura), Timothy (Kristi), Steven (Tami) and Jennifer (Ben) Taristano; loved grandmother of Heather, Dana, Steven and Michael; dear great - grandmother of Hailey Leigh Michl; fond sister of William, Maureen and Colleen; dear aunt of many nieces and nephews.

Ruth R. Ash, 93, of Arlington Heights, beloved wife of the late Calvert F. Loving mother of Calvert L. (Charlene), Dennis (the late Cathy) and Ruth (Casey) Kurek; loved grandmother of Dennis, Veronica, Kimberley (John), Corinne, Caryn (Scott), Scot (Kelly), Kevin (Carrie) and Steven (Nicole); cherished great - grandmother of Christopher, Julia, Tyler, Ryan, Logan, Matthew, Andrew and Stefanie; and dear aunt of many nieces and nephews.

Joanne Olive Murphy, nee Ebbeson, 73, of Arlington Heights, IL, beloved wife of Donald J. Murphy for over 50 years; loving mother of Annette (Michael) Anderson, Elizabeth (Bradley) Burgess, and Patricia J. Murphy; cherished grandmother of Erik Murphy Anderson and Olivia Margery Burgess; fond sister of Fern (late Donald) Morrison, James (Karen) Ebbeson, thelate Florence Page, and the late Beatrice Hennessey; Dear aunt of many nieces and nephews.

Susan M. Gallagher, nee Fiorito, beloved mother of Steven; loving daughter of Mary and the late Benny Fiorito; loved sister of Carol (Chuck) Thudium and Jack (Marie) Fiorito; dear aunt to Stefanie, Bryan, Nicholas, Nicole and Anthony.

Therese M. «Terri» Braun, nee Bebak, loving mother of Faith (Brian) Hopp, Hope Braun, Shari Braun and Mary Dimmig; grandmother of seven; beloved sister of Richard (Mary) Bebak and Judie Golnick; dear aunt of many nieces and nephews.

Her flower pillow is Shabby Chic from Target, on sale, and her other little lacy pillow is from my dear aunt, it has her full name embroidered on it.

Marie E. Schneider, age 89, beloved wife of the late Gilbert; dear aunt of Frank Muller and many other nieces and nephews in Texas and California.

Lillian Homerding, nee Johnson, age 47, beloved wife of Maynard; devoted daughter of Mary Johnson; loving sister of Mary Peadon, and Daniel and Dawn Johnson; dear aunt of Kevin Rossi, Crystal Smeets, and Rebecca Smith.

We also have these every Easter and my dear Aunt always makes them.

Kathryn B. Hughes, nee Keogh, 84, of Arlington Heights, beloved wife of the late John A. Zumph and James J. Hughes; loving mother of Robert E. (Phyllis) Zumph, John T. (Lenore) Zumph and stepmother of Terrence (Maureen) Hughes; loved grandmother of John E. (Lorena) Zumph, Donna (Philip) Haage, Robert S. (Susan) Zumph, James (Carol) Hughes, Jodi (John) Darrow and great - grandmother of 10; dearest aunt of many nieces and nephews.

Verda L. Breister, nee Pittsley, 84, of Arlington Heights, beloved wife of John Paul; loving mother of Carol, Patricia Stover and William (Paris); loved grandmother of Kenneth Nolting; dearest aunt of Ivy Pena; also survived by several brothers and sisters.

Dearest Aunt Ruthie — Just had a tour of your very sweet, beautiful home!!

Not exact matches

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My mother took pictures, taken aback by the scene unfolding between her tiny daughter and her aunt's dearest friend.

«Cooking Italian food has always been near and dear to my heart - from the memories I have of growing up in an Italian family especially with my favorite aunt's recipes, to my time in Italy, to my present day cooking style,» says Executive Chef Carmine Di Giovanni.

Dear Abby: I have a holiday gift suggestion for seniors who are on fixed incomes: My Aunt Jane is 85.

Dear Abby: I read with interest your advice to aunts and uncles to stop sending gifts to unappreciative nieces and nephews who never acknowledge them.

Dear Abby: My «Aunt Woo Woo» was a high school teacher all her life.

Jeane K. Dunton, nee Kahler, age 88, of Peoria, beloved mother of Barbara (Dan Pettinger) Morgan and Vicky Radovich; dear grandmother of Mick Morgan; cherished sister of the late James E. Kahler; and aunt of many.

Mary Lou Rumatz, beloved wife of the late Warren; loving mother of Barbara (Geoff) Brazer, Peg (Jeff) Schramuk, Ted (Carol), and the late Mark; loved grandmother of Darren, Ted, Greg, and Katie; dear sister of Charles Febel and Betty Kelly; and fond aunt of the late Bill Febel.

Dorothea was the beloved wife of 61 years to the late Franklin E. Loebe; loving mother of Nancy Ruth (Jan) Hessler and Priscilla Ann Loebe; dear sister of Charles (Dolores) and Wilbur Wolske; fond aunt of many nieces and nephews.