I have wonderful memories of Mrs Semmel as I was growing up. I would always watch Lawrence Welk with her and I loved when she made homemade doughnuts!

Mrs. Semmel was our next door neighbor for a number of years after we moved here in 1983. She was always a joy to have as a neighbor and a friend. She not only made us feel welcome but our children as well. Her spirit and personality made each and every day enjoyable, regardless of whatever else was happening around us. We were disappointed when she had to move but understood her need for more care. We still often think of her and remember her fondly. Our most sincere condolences to the entire family. We will miss her but keep her in our hearts always.

Dear, Margaret, Lamar and all the family,

Mrs. Semmel was such a sweet lady. She always had a smile and she was such a good cook. I was fortunate to work with Laura and she would invite me to lunch at her grandmother's. I was very fortunate indeed!

We know the holidays will be different without her but you have wonderful memories to sustain you.

God bless and continue to comfort all of you. Love to all,

Joyce, Ron and Dave Ross

Michelle & Keith Bartron & family

Dear Margaret and Family,

I remember growing up next door to Mrs. Semmel and how my sisters & I would always be over at her house to visit; we would watch tv with her or just talk and listen to her stories. And how she would sit under her tree in summertime knitting with her cat. She was a wonderful caring person and is greatly missed! I'm glad to have all of the wonderful memories of her. She will always hold a special place in my heart.