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Lynn trimmer waldron, January 13, 2010 Dear Ralph and family, I have such wonderful memories growing up with you and Bruce, going on vacation to Maine, looking at your father's slide shows after more vacations. Mom and Helen kept in touch until My mother died in 1998. So I would hear bits and pieces of your lives from her. I have often wondered how everyone was doing after that point. I am so sorry that both parents and Bruce are gone now. As a young child I remember being happy to be included in parts of your wonderful family. I send prayers to help you through this difficult time. Bless you all, Lynn Trimmer Waldron

jennifer Williams, January 15, 2010 Helen has touched so many of us with her kindness and her support of education. Many of us would not be where we are in life if it wasn't for her help. I was able to stay with her in Hawaii and do an internship in. My fellow students back in Wisconsin were very jealous. Helen will be missed

Turrell Jones, January 20, 2010 Hello Kiefer family, I just wanted to send my deepest sorrows to the family of Mrs. Kiefer. We all know death can be very hard on us, but I just wanted to share a brief thought with you. There is a wonderful thought in the Bible at John 5:28 and 29 where Jesus “Do not marvel at this, because the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out.” This is a very sobering thought for us to know that we'll be able to see our loved ones one day here on earth. Would you like to know how? You can email me at jonest617@yahoo.com or regular mail Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witness, 259 Elmwood Avenue, East Orange, NJ 07019 Please be assured that this is not soliciting and is also free of charge to learn more about this hope and others just as wonderful.

Barbara Schumacher King, January 21, 2010 To: Ralph and Lois Kiefer We are saddened to learn of your mother's recent death. My brother, Rod, sent us the obituary from the "Hunterdon County Democrat". Your mother and Dad were long time friends of the Schumachers in Hunterdon County. Your brother, Bruce, was in my brother, Dick's high school class. Our parents were very involved in education and attended many of the same community events. In 1989, Bruce King and I celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary in Hawaii and thoroughly enjoyed visiting your Mother in her beautiful location on Kawai. Together we attended a classical guitar concert and enjoyed a lovely sunset dinner. Her lifestyle seemed so perfect. My mother, Peg was a member of the Clinton Woman's Club while your Mother was active in the Club. Each Christmas, your Mother sent us a wonderful picture card. Her 2009 photo is very special. May you be comforted in knowing that your Mother lived life well and made a positive difference in so many lives. With our sympathy and love, Barbara

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