Aunt Pauline is one of my many amazing great Aunts. Every time I saw her she was quick witted and charming. I have some wonderful memories with her. One of my favorites is at my mom and stepdads wedding when I was about 7 years old. We sat at the kitchen table and she taught me how to hand sew a pillow. it was very small about 6"x 6" and it has a peanut butter cookie recipe on it. I still have it to this day. I remember having so much fun making it with her. She was a very talented seamstress. I am grateful that she was able to attend my baby shower last summer. I know she is in a better place and no longer in pain. To make it to the age of 100 you have to be a pretty wonderful person, and no one made 100 look quite as good as Aunt Pauline.

Love Always,

Elizabeth Hitt

We loved hearing all the stories about Aunt Pauline and getting to see her growing up. I am happy my girls got to meet her when they came up to Illinois. Aunt Pauline and Kaci shared the same birthday and we loved that. You will be truly missed but never forgotten. We love you and may you Rest In Peace.

Matt, Kaci, Alexis and Brianna

What a dear sister, I will miss her so much....Even though there was several years difference in our ages, we were very close.....Our daughter finally talked her into playing rummicube at the age of 93...She really enjoyed getting together.....Thank you God for her long and happy life....Dot

We never knew your Mom personally but knew her through your talks about her. She must have been a very special person as she has a wonderful daughter, Mary. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you, Mary and Darrell, Darrell, Darrell.

What a lovely lady. Her smile, which she always had one, was so contagious. I am sorry for your loss. May God bless the family with many special memories of this precious woman.

What an amazing woman! I will always remember her fondly . She was so kind, loving and she “snuck” cookies to me at the nursing home. She was a Dear and I know you will miss her ❤️ Please know your family is in our prayers. Janie & Jim