Book of Memories for Ada Amelia Hutchinson

Condolence From Debbie Birkinbine

Thu, 08 Jan 2009 10:37:55 EST

Dear Orval, family and friends, My deepest condolences to all who knew and will miss Ada. I was a part of Ada's TenderCare 'family' and would like to take this time to thank her biological family for sharing this dear woman with us. Until we meet again, Ada, you will always remain my Ada-Ada-sweet potatoe.

Condolence From Doug Scott & Family

Thu, 08 Jan 2009 04:35:08 EST

To the entire Hutchinson & Deering Family, My deepest sympathies to Orval and all of Ada's family and deer friends. I regret that I am not able to attend the services today, I am thankful my wife Shawn (Ada's grandaughter) was able to attend the celebration of her life. I just want to send a quick note to express my feelings about Ada. Words and thoughts perhaps everyone already knows about her. When I first came into the family about 20 years ago, she always treated me with kindness and love. Ada had a deep appreciation of family and she also was one of the sweetest and most content individuals I have ever met. The 100's of pictures of all of Ada's and Orval's loved ones proudly displayed throughout their home is a testimonial to what mattered most to Ada. She was a great conversationalist who truly cared about you and the events in your life. These are traits that I admire most in a person and Ada truly possessed them. Her and Orval were a wonderful couple and will always be a great example for Shawn and I and our children for the rest of our lives. Sincerely, Doug Scott West Bloomfield, MI. (Son-In-Law of Gary & Jeanine Hutchinson)

Condolence From Sean Zawilinski

Wed, 07 Jan 2009 04:56:37 EST

Dear Orval and family - I am so sorry to hear about Ada's passing. What a wonderful woman she was, so kind, generous and fun. Laughter was never far away when Ada was around. As a past member of the choir I learned much from her and appreciated how fun she made practice. As a past member of Ladies Aid I especially recall how much "trouble" we got into decorating the church. It seems there are many memories that bring a smile and giggle to me as I think of her. You always knew she was genuinely glad to see you. I shall miss her much. I will keep Ada in my prayers as I celebrate not only her life but her passing onto the next leg of her journey and reunion with God. I am certain that laughter has happened much since her arrival. God's blessings, light and love upon you all. Sean L. Zawilinski

Condolence From Dale and Hanah Deering / Freeland, MI

Tue, 06 Jan 2009 08:14:10 EST

Orval and Family, The passing of Aunt Ada is so sad! She will be making breakfast and soup for everybody up there! She was such a great and happy person to have at my restaurant almost every morning. Always ready to put in a full days work to do what ever had to be done! The Lutheran Church was so fortunate to have her assistance at their annual turkey dinner. She will also have beautiful gardens in heaven as she had out in the country and in town. We will miss her here, but will see her again!

Condolence From Kathy Gamet

Mon, 05 Jan 2009 12:18:54 EST

I am sorry for your loss of your loved one. Ada will be very missed at Tendercare, she was a very sweet lady to care for while she was with us. When I was having a bad day I would go and see Ada and my day would be better. She loved to sing or hum along with the music. Again sorry for your loss. Kathy

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