Birth date: Nov 23, 1916 Death date: Jul 2, 2014
Hazel Pearl Lindsay/Reay was born on November 23, 1916 in Wendell, Idaho, the youngest in a family of ten children. She passed away at age 97, in Surprise, Arizona where she had lived for the past 9 years. Hazel and her mother mov Read Obituary
thank you sooo much for including Frederick C. Reay..her last husband ...and his kids....WOW..AMAZING..SWEPT THAT UNDER THE OL CARPET...NICE ,......Tracey Reay
Dear Judy and Family, We are so sorry for your loss and while we didn't know this special lady we know she was indeed very special for we are very grateful to know you. God bless you and your Family, Tom and Patty Johnson
A very special lady! So kind and gentle, and giving of herself. A good Christian who walked the walk and was a blessing to everyone she met. I will miss her very much and will think of her often, and think of her as a sweet flower. Laura, Judy and Harriet you were, indeed, blessed to have her as your mother! Allen's and my thoughts are with you.
Julayne
Thank you, Grandma, for all the love, events, and memories that have sp wonderfully shaped many of our lives. Never will be forgotten the wonderful times together and the love you shared with all. Looking forward to seeing you someday in your new heavenly home. Until then and always, you remain in my heart's memory with joy and peace. --Wth Love, from "R.K."
I am glad God chose you to be our mom. you were tired and time to have a Heavenly Home with loved ones gone on before. daughter harriett you were loved and will be missed
I am glad God chose you to be our mom. You said you were tired so time to have a Heavenly home with loved ones gone before. you will be missed. love, your daughter harriett
You will be missed Aunt Hazel.
Martha Bradley
Thank you mom for being a Godly loving mother. you said you were tired and you will be missed and Heaven will have one of their angels home with them. love dughter harriett
Breakfast is cooking, home made maple syrup. A walk in the garden, flowers, vegetables
and gold fish pond. Card games and board games. BBQ clams in thier nectar. Jacket in the closet and get a hug. Fun at the park and zoo. Roasted turkey dinner with gravy and
dressing. Retire the American flag. Time for bed. Love you grandma. Thank you. Brian.
