Dear Linda and Mike, I am so sorry for your loss. Just know that your Mother is now at peace. Never did I know a more beautiful, classy, caring lady. I was so fortunate to have known her, and to have worked with her for many years.
So sorry for the suffering she endured the in her last years, that must have been hard for you to witness.
I thought of Lelia fondly and often, remembering our parties, ladies night out,and the times we would arrive for work in the morning only to find our desk in another office. She wanted us all to know several positions at Morgan.I did not think it a good idea at the time, but it sure taught us how to adjust and be ready for what ever life tosses your way.
Her suffering is now over and she is now again able to join all of those she  loved and laughed with. Will always remember her smile.
God Bless you,
Faye Heffner

I just found out about your mother and I hope my condolences to you are not to late.
My Mother, Margie Fries, who is now 95 always loved, admired and respected Lelia and she will be saddened when I tell her. She herself, is suffering with a lot of pain from arthritis, osteo., etc.
I have been living with her for over 15 years and have been taking care of her.
She still has many of Lelia’s things and often talks about her and how
she was such a caring lady.
I read somewhere that – Death leaves a heartache no one can heal –
Love leaves a memory no one can steal.
Our sympathy to all of you, Bets Witwer

To the Michael Mountz family,
Our prayers go out to you in the loss of your mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. She is in a better place and watching over you all as your guardian angel from above.
God Bless you,
The Gollub Family

She was one of the best friends I’ve ever had. I loved her dearly.