I first met Irma over 30 years ago at work. She was my manager and later on my mentor and colleague, but most importantly Irma was one of my dearest friends. She was so smart, witty, and kind. She loved life and loved spending time with her family.
After she retired, we continued to keep in touch and would go to lunch and have long visits together. We talked about everything! Irma loved to talk. We always met at the Ogden Pizzeria for lunch. We would be there no less than two hours just talking and catching up. I always looked forward to seeing her and talking with her. She always told me how proud she was of her children and grandchildren. I will miss her so much! I was heartbroken to hear of her passing.
My deepest condolences to John, her children and grandchildren. I hope the memories of her will bring you comfort and peace during this difficult time. Her family was by far her greatest joy!
Allyson Child