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Rheta Weisberger Harrison
January 10, 1934 ~ April 29, 2017 (age 83) 83 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from Cousin Hope
May 5, 2017 8:55 PM
Dear Cousins,
When I heard the news about your Mom I truly felt sad. The last of the gang is gone. I remember many happy times growing up in Williamsport and lots were spent with your Mom A very fun loving person with a heart of gold. Cool and hip to be around. I won't forget all the trips to Tribeca, , cookouts and hanging at the pool, shopping till you drop and of course all her amazing funky jewelry from James Meyer. Also when I got married she had the most beautiful dinner for out of town guests the night before the wedding. It goes without saying there were fresh flowers from her garden.
I know losing a parent is always difficult thing to face. Hopefully all the beautiful memories you have will give you strength to go on.
I felt bad I couldn't make it to the funeral but I was definitely thinking of all of you.
Take good care,
Love always,
Hope
When I heard the news about your Mom I truly felt sad. The last of the gang is gone. I remember many happy times growing up in Williamsport and lots were spent with your Mom A very fun loving person with a heart of gold. Cool and hip to be around. I won't forget all the trips to Tribeca, , cookouts and hanging at the pool, shopping till you drop and of course all her amazing funky jewelry from James Meyer. Also when I got married she had the most beautiful dinner for out of town guests the night before the wedding. It goes without saying there were fresh flowers from her garden.
I know losing a parent is always difficult thing to face. Hopefully all the beautiful memories you have will give you strength to go on.
I felt bad I couldn't make it to the funeral but I was definitely thinking of all of you.
Take good care,
Love always,
Hope
A candle was lit by Amy Goodwillie Lipkin
on May 2, 2017 2:32 PM
Message from Jon Mackler
May 1, 2017 2:11 PM
Dear Aunt Rheta
I will always remember you as a kind and classy lady. I remember as a teenager you opened your home for me to stay with you and Julie, in Pompano. I was happy that we reconnected when we were living in Florida. You always had a wonderful sense of humor. You will be truly missed. All of our love Jon and Rebecca Mackler
I will always remember you as a kind and classy lady. I remember as a teenager you opened your home for me to stay with you and Julie, in Pompano. I was happy that we reconnected when we were living in Florida. You always had a wonderful sense of humor. You will be truly missed. All of our love Jon and Rebecca Mackler
Message from Michelle Lee Hopkins
May 1, 2017 1:39 PM
Dear children, grandchildren, sisters, and other relatives of Rheta,
I fondly remember playing tennis with and against Rheta; even on the tennis court there was a grace about her in her style of tennis and her mannerisms. Always friendly and positive and funny, Rheta was a joy to be around. She loved life and life loved her. Please accept my sincere sympathy at the passing of this remarkable lady who was so generous of spirit. God Bless. Michelle Hopkins
I fondly remember playing tennis with and against Rheta; even on the tennis court there was a grace about her in her style of tennis and her mannerisms. Always friendly and positive and funny, Rheta was a joy to be around. She loved life and life loved her. Please accept my sincere sympathy at the passing of this remarkable lady who was so generous of spirit. God Bless. Michelle Hopkins
A candle was lit by Ruth Williams
on May 1, 2017 6:07 AM
A candle was lit by Jim & Bonnie Bryan
on May 1, 2017 6:05 AM
Message from Maureen Crouse
May 1, 2017 3:18 AM
In Memory of Rheta:
You always treated me like one of your daughters growing up. I will always remember your kindness, encouragement, passion, & wit. We had some fun times with tennis, sharing gardening tips, discussing traveling around the world, books we've read, & just chatting over a cup of coffee in the kitchen or on the porch. You are in peace now & my lovely memories of you will live on in my heart. I will miss you dearly.
You always treated me like one of your daughters growing up. I will always remember your kindness, encouragement, passion, & wit. We had some fun times with tennis, sharing gardening tips, discussing traveling around the world, books we've read, & just chatting over a cup of coffee in the kitchen or on the porch. You are in peace now & my lovely memories of you will live on in my heart. I will miss you dearly.
A candle was lit by Maureen Crouse
on May 1, 2017 3:06 AM
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