Emma M Hathaway

Birth date: Jun 23, 1920 Death date: Apr 25, 2012

Emma M. Hathaway, 91, of Sebring passed away Wednesday, April 25, 2012. Mrs. Hathaway was born June 23, 1920 in Brocton, N.Y. and moved to Sebring in 1987 from Fredonia, N.Y. She enjoyed crocheting, was a homemaker and had worked Read Obituary

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Anonymous

726w ago

Dear Mr. Hathaway & Family As I opened our newspaper this morning I was saddened to read that Mrs. Hathaway had passed away. But along with that sadness came alot of wonderful memories that I have of the friendship our families shared when I was young. Living across the street from you on Forest Place I became good friends with Sue. Judy and Jim were like having an older sister and brother. I remember the times I spent camping with you, traveling with you to go get your dog Bitsy and the numerous times Mrs. Hathaway would have me stay over for dinner. She was a wonderful lady and I will always cherish the memories I have of her. On behalf of my family and myself I extend our deepest sympathy to you and your family. Love, Lynn Kusneske Stock & Family##imported-begin##Lynn Kusneske Stock##imported-end##

Anonymous

726w ago

Our sincere sympathies. With much love,Jim, Beth and Mary GiatasShould You Go First Should you go first and I remainTo walk the road alone,I'll live in memory's garden, dear,With happy days we've known.In Spring I'll watch for roses redWhen fades the lilac blue,In early Fall when brown leaves callI'll catch a glimpse of you.Should you go first and I remainFor battles to be fought,Each thing you've touched along the wayWill be a hallowed spot.I'll hear your voice, I'll see your smile,Though blindly I may grope,The memory of your helping handWill buoy me on with hope.Should you go first and I remainTo finish with the scrollNo length'ning shadows shall creep inTo make this life seem droll.We've known so much of happiness,We've had our cup of joyAnd memory is one gift of GodThat death cannot destroy.Should you go first and I remainOne thing I'd have you do;Walk slowly down that long, lone path,For soon I'll follow you.I'll want to know each step you takeThat I may walk the same.For someday, down that lonely road,You'll hear me call your name. --AlbertRosell##imported-begin##Jim Giatas##imported-end##

Anonymous

728w ago

Uncle Jim and Cousins, Please accept my and Deb's condolences. I remember your Aunt Emma before she was married; a beautiful woman then and remained so. She was very kind and generous to me. Our thoughts are with you.##imported-begin##John Cimasi##imported-end##

Anonymous

728w ago

Dear Sue, Tom and family, So sorry to hear of the lose of your mother. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. Remember when God calls a loved one home, He leaves us a life time of memories. May thoughts memories help ease your sorrow in the days and months ahead. Always, just a phone call away. The Rock FamilyErie, PA##imported-begin##Becky L. Rock##imported-end##

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