Penny, I wish I had kept in touch. You were a beautiful and caring person. I remember the Miss Wool contest you won with your great talent for sewing. You will be missed. God Bless!
Aww so sorry to see this, Penny was a really sweet girl, and I enjoyed her company from way back. she was quiet and smart. Rest well, Penny, you are remembered.
I was so sorry to read that Penny had passed. Penny was my tennis doubles partner at SWHS, and we had so much fun together. Penny was a very kind person and had a great sense of humor - I wish we had stayed in touch.
If I remember correctly, Penny wrote the skit that some of the 5th graders performed at Pine Shadows Elementary. It was on the conversion of St. Paul. I'm pretty sure Debbie Epstein was involved b/c I think practice was in her backyard. We dressed up in white sheets & mostly practiced jumping off the doghouse & falling down "stunned." Guess we started our "toga party" years early.
Penny was also the editor for what served as our school newspaper. I always admired her for her writing & leadership abilities, which she carried on into middle & high school & beyond. I'm sure she accomplished much in her time on earth.
Pam Burcaw (Bounds)
Penny, I wish I had kept in touch. You were a beautiful and caring person. I remember the Miss Wool contest you won with your great talent for sewing. You will be missed. God Bless!
Cheryl Ann Weatherly (Binnie)
Aww so sorry to see this, Penny was a really sweet girl, and I enjoyed her company from way back. she was quiet and smart. Rest well, Penny, you are remembered.Cheryl Weatherly Binnie
Catherine Carmichael (Robinson)
I was so sorry to read that Penny had passed. Penny was my tennis doubles partner at SWHS, and we had so much fun together. Penny was a very kind person and had a great sense of humor - I wish we had stayed in touch.Jacqueline Leona Matusek (Chude)
If I remember correctly, Penny wrote the skit that some of the 5th graders performed at Pine Shadows Elementary. It was on the conversion of St. Paul. I'm pretty sure Debbie Epstein was involved b/c I think practice was in her backyard. We dressed up in white sheets & mostly practiced jumping off the doghouse & falling down "stunned." Guess we started our "toga party" years early.
Penny was also the editor for what served as our school newspaper. I always admired her for her writing & leadership abilities, which she carried on into middle & high school & beyond. I'm sure she accomplished much in her time on earth.