Muriel Sharpe Andrew, 90, of West Point,, died at 3:45 p.m. Tuesday, March 22, 2011, at St. Elizabeth Central. She was born May 24, 1920, in St. Catherines, She graduated from University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario, Canada, and graduate level studies at Purdue University. In 1941 she married Jesse Andrew Jr. in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada,Continue Reading
We are sorry we can not be there today, but we are certainly thinking of you at this difficult time. We are sure you are comforted by so many family and friends, but mostly from the abundance of wonderful memories you have of great times with Muriel. We remember her as such a vibrant, fun-loving, independent and courageous woman who set a positive role model for you all. Erin, I know how proud she was of all that you&ve been doing with your life and the lovely person you are. Marisa also has fond memoroies of your delightful grandmother. She also sends her condolences.
Love,
Tom and Susan Morin
We were saddened to read your dear mother had passed away. What a great lady she must have been. It is very difficult to loose a mother and you have our deepest sympathy. Hold on to all the good memories and each day will get easier. We will keep you and your family in our prayers.
Christa Keck and Dave Filmer
We are so sorry to hear of the passing of your mother. She was quite a woman. I still remember when she let our whole 6th grade class come out to your West Point home for a class party! Not many moms would have invited such a crew to their house. Hopefully your memories of the good times will help you through this sad time. You and yours are in our thoughts...since we&re living in AZ now, we won&t be able to support you in person. Peace.
Mary Ann and Bob Mira
Vicki Burch and David Bridges
To your entire family, I send my prayers.
Your mother has remained a special lady to me. As a small girl in West Point,
your mother would pick me up and take me into your home. I remember being
treated like I was special. I never knew why I was given this treat, it was like
magic to me! I now have my own family and I still have my memories of your
mothers kindness. Only God knew I needed someone to make me feel needed.
I will always be thankful for those moments. I have used her example of love to
reach out to little ones.
Deborah Cady Friend
Linda (Jackson) and Elvin Kinslow and Kenny and Hellen Jackson
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. God be with you.