Few things compare to the loss you feel when a loved one passes away. We keep them close in our hearts forever through wonderful memories. I encourage you to take time to write things down now as you remember then. Shirley was a very kind and gentle woman. I am so sorry for your loss.

Posted by Karen Byrd on June 10, 2018

Was saddened to learn of the passing of Shirley. Shirley was a lovely lady. I knew her in high school, and in 1960 we were both part of a group of four girls who traveled to California. Shirley did a lot of the driving on the trip as we had picked up her parent's car in Colorado. (I guess I am the last one left of that foursome: both Phyllis Huether and Marilyn Rollands have also passed.) God bless you all. In deepest sympathy, Patricia Rhynard Buck

Posted by Patricia Buck on June 9, 2018

Sad and sudden to hear of Shirley's passing. We had such good times together when we would get together as kids. We were faithful letter-writing, yes, actually wrote letters, cousins all through grade school and high school. Loved visiting back and forth with Austin and Annie. Peace eternal to Shirley and sympathy and prayers to Buddy and the Baye family. Love, Cousin Peg O'Dea and John Lippert

Posted by Peggy O\\\'Dea Lippert on June 9, 2018

My heart is so very heavy with sadness at the loss of Aunt Shirley! I have so many wonderful memories of her, just wish I could collect more! She was more than an aunt, she was a friend and I loved every occasion we were able to be together. I will miss her!!

Posted by Donna O\\\'Dea-Moore on June 9, 2018