Louise Shindle

Death date: Mar 13, 2006

Louise Shindle passed away quietly on March 13, 2006.She was born September 1, 1915 and lived a long, loving life full of joy and happiness. She was the proud and caring mother of two sons, Cecil and Gene, and daughter, Sandy, who Read Obituary

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Anonymous

1019w ago

Gran, i am feel so lucky to have shared some of my best memories with you. Though i may not remember some of them i know you do. Every time i came to sit and talk to you, you always made me laugh. I will never forget you and all of the wonderful things that you have done. You saw me as i was just a baby, you watched me take my first steps in life, you watched me walk through childhood to my teenage years and now i know that you will watch me walk through the rest of my life.##imported-begin##Rebecca##imported-end##

Anonymous

1020w ago

Dear Sandy and Scott,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I know you gave your mom such wonderful care and she was so blessed to have you close by.
Our sympathy,
Gordon and Gail##imported-begin##Gordon & Gail Robards##imported-end##

Anonymous

1020w ago

Rest in peace after a long and wonderful life..##imported-begin##Lee & Brenda Sell##imported-end##

Anonymous

1020w ago

My doctor asked me to tell him about some special memories I had of Gran. Thinking back, I had quite a bit of stuff that came to mind. Playing cards, card tricks she taught me, drawing pictures on her scratch paper while visiting her apartment, how she always said that sports broadcasts didn't play on her TV for some reason (and I believed her), and the great cookies she used to make me for Christmas. But the greatest memory I have is her sitting in Yvonne's hospital room holding my son after he was born. She was smiling ear to ear and very aware of how BIG the moment was. It was Gran, my father, myself, and my son.....4 generations. She knew it, we all knew it. It was very special and that moment is etched in my memory, something that can not be forgotten or replaced.##imported-begin##Christopher Shindle##imported-end##

Anonymous

1020w ago

Sandy,
I am so sorry for your, and your family's loss. Your mother was quite a lady.
God bless,
Tricia
Life Care Center
of Federal Way##imported-begin##Tricia Schwab##imported-end##

Anonymous

1020w ago

We miss Louise and will remember her fondly. Our prayers are with you and your family.
Sincerely,
Stefka Somal, Victor LaBouve' and the nursing staff at Life Care Center of Federal Way##imported-begin##Stefka Somal##imported-end##

Anonymous

1020w ago

Sandy,
Aren't we blessed to have such great moms. I know you were as close to your mom as I am to mine. I know she appreciated all the care you gave her. Remember the good times.
With sympathy,
Sheri##imported-begin##Sheri Locke##imported-end##

Anonymous

1020w ago

It was a privilege to be Gran's favorite granddaughter, okay...only granddaughter, and to be named after her. We spent many hours together when I spent the summer with Gran and Grandad. We painted the picket fence around the house and played 15-card Rummey till midnight. Gran always beat me in card games, she was so quick in adding up the points to beat me! We had a lot of fun making blackberry cobbler, home-made noodles and her delicious apple/cinnamon rolls. One summer we drove from California to Washington, just the two of us on an adventure. We stopped in Oregon to visit her friends Cora and Alvin. I had my driver's permit and she let me drive on the freeway in her big Pontiac, Catalina!! Those are memories that I will cherish forever. It is breaking my heart that Gran is gone, but I can't wait to meet up with her again in a very special place. I Love you Gran!! Margaret Louise##imported-begin##Margaret##imported-end##

Anonymous

1020w ago

My mother, Dorothy Curry, enjoyed her friendship with Louise very much. Our sympathy for your loss.
Cheryl & Scott MacIntosh##imported-begin##Cheryl MacIntosh##imported-end##

Anonymous

1020w ago

Gran, I feel so lucky to have known you as well as I did. Not many great-grandchildren have that privilage. I'll cherish it for the rest of my life. I'll never forget the conversations we had about Grandad. I'm sure his blues eyes were glad to see you. You were the smallest little lady I knew, but I could still see your big heart and the big shoes you left for all of us to fill. We'll make you proud Gran. Give Scott a hug for me.
Love~Danielle##imported-begin##Danielle##imported-end##

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