We're not allowed to have favorites at the Senior Center, but if we could, Emma would have been one of my top favorites. I call bingo at the SC and Emma would sit at my table so she could hear. She was the most positive person I knew. She loved the game so much that she said she would play even if there weren't any prizes. I loved to hear her stories of "the old days." Most people when they tell stories of "the old days" tell how hard they had to work or how much they suffered. Emma just made it sound like the best time in the world. Emma enjoyed life wherever she was and whoever she was with. I miss her smiling face at my table. The picture of her in the obit is wonderful. God bless Emma and God bless her family.

Emma was a wonderful neighbor on Park street...Addie Holden and all of us who visited, hung out down by the Ma and Pa tracks. My sincere condolences to her family and friends.