To Val, Mark and Missy. I am so sorry to that you have lost Lorraine. Please stay together, keep family traditions alive and know that while I am not with you physically, I am with you in spirit always. Love to all of you. JoAnn Bergmann

Sending prayers and thoughts to Valerie, Marisa and Mark on the passing of your dear mother whose special laugh will be missed with loving memories. The telephone calls were special. Aunt Stella

Sorry to hear of your mother's passing. She was a nice lady. Sending heartfelt condolences to all of your family.

Valerie. Sorry to read of your mother’s passing. Although I never met her, I know she raised a wonderful daughter. Your old Northwest English teacher and spelunker sponsor. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. Don Thompson.

Mark, Val & Marisa.. I’m so sorry for your loss, Lorraine was always fun to be around and made us all laugh. I remember those Sunday dinners and some of the hilarious conversations that went on..Not to mention my favorite “Shit Cookies” I hope you find comfort that she is with Short Grandmas and Lou.. you are in my prayers..

Janet Cervo Withered

Valerie, Mark and Marisa, so very sorry to learn of your loss. This may seem strange to remember your mother’s cakes. The cooked flour frosting was fabulous. To this day, that is my go to frosting for a cake. She was a special lady.

Valerie, Mark & Marisa

Distance made our visits far and few between. However the visits we enjoyed were memorable and full of vibrancy provided by your mom. Her infectious laugh still resonates as if yesterday. I find solace watching the tribute as the family clearly has provided her comfort. I pray the next few days go as well as expected and you eventually can smile with the memories. You are in our prayers. Dan & Liz Nemeth

Valerie, Mark & Marisa,

Thoughts and prayers to you and your families, sorry to see this. Many great family memories! God bless you all!

I remember when the Cross girls were little she would have big get togethers. She was a proud grandmother.

Great lady

I remember as a kid playing canasta?. taking loans of nickels from her after she always seemed to win, or Lou. Saturdays picking up my children, her grandkids, they always enjoyed those Saturdays. grandparents and kids both. my second mom will be missed.