Condolence: My husband and I recently heard of Fay's death and that of her husband James (Jim) We were neighbor's of theirs when we all of us lived in Trout Lake, Washington. Their daughter's Cheryl and Becca Baby sat for us. My husband AJ (Nelson) worked with Jim for about two years with the Washington State Department of Natural Resources. We shared a like belief in the Sabbath Day and they were friends of my Uncle Don Clark and Aunt Clara who also resided in Trout Lake and the LeBert and Sandford Families. Fay was a generous woman and quite talented in sewing and homemaker crafts and gardening. She had a great love of her family and friends and for God and church fellowship and God's word.

Condolence: Sorry for the loss of a sweet cousin. Saw her last at a FLIEGER Reunion several years ago.

Condolence: Never have I met a person more caring, friendly, and more proud of her family than was Fay. She was always encouraging. Her smile was a contagious one. I expect to see her again at the resurrection when Jesus comes.

Condolence: Such an honor to have known her for a short time. She was fun, always a smile, wit, and spark. Always inquiring, what a great conversation.

Condolence: Fay was a sweet lady, never heard her complain about the physical challenges she was faced with.Allways had a smile on her face. She will be missed.

Condolence: Judy, so sorry for your loss.