Arlene A. Adam

Arlene will always be remembered as a kind, altruistic woman.  When I was a little girl, she and John would play cards with my grandparents, Roy and Grace Hunsicker. She had an infectious laugh, and a smile was always on her face. I loved being in their company. My family and I now live next to Arlene’s grandson, Steve, so we were fortunate to be able to see her after many years had gone by. I will never forget Arlene holding Ashley and my grandmother holding our newborn baby this summer in our home. The two of them talked about old times, new family members, and they laughed for hours. It was a wonderful sight.  She will be sadly missed.

Christine Wysocki and family

<CWysocki@schuylkillvalley.org>
Thursday, April 10, 2008 at 10:27 (EDT)

Barb, Bob and Family,

My sincere sympathy on the death of your Mother.  Besides being my first grade teacher she was also my neighbor for many years.  Arlene always had a smile for everyone.  She truly was an inspiration for her desire to please her friends.  I remember she loved to bake and I can attest to the fact that everything she made was delicious.  

Beverly Boyer

My mother also sends her condolences.  Arlene was a very wonderful neighbor.  She always was willing to help and kept a watchful eye on my property.  It is so sad to see neighbors move on but hopefully Arlene is free from pain and suffering.  She had many good years and will always be remembered. 

Florence Boyer

<bboyer@readingeagle.com>
Thursday, April 10, 2008 at 13:44 (EDT)

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