I remember moving to Appleton just before 2nd grade. I met Aimee a coulpe of weeks before school started. We were next door neighbors for nine years. Our younger brothers Danny and Jeff would play together often. I rememer seeing you outside riding your green machine and wishing I had one. Sometimes you would let me ride it. We went through the school years together, but we rarely had classes together. My parents moved next door to your aunt, uncle and cousins. I would ask from time to time what you were up to. I was very surprised to see you had passed away at such a young age. I hope you are resting in peace and that your family is doing okay. Kaley Kocher (Stoeberl)
I was not able to get in touch with Aimee's parents. I spoke to an aunt who is not in touch with Aimee's parents. The Aunt was pretty sure Aimee passed away in 2000. Aimee had a great life with her husband, living on many acres in the city of New London. Aimee battled a liver disease before leaving this world. She left behind a loving devoted husband, and numerous family members. I was glad to hear Aimee's Aunt say she was a well balanced happy adult. I really wish I could have got a chance to know Aimee as an adult.
I knew Aimee and her family since preschool. We were both Jewish, went to the same synagogue and sunday school. I have to say I was pretty blown away when I heard about her passing. All my best to her family from my family and myself.
I am at a loss for words. I didn't realize Aimee had gone on until now. My greatest sympathy to Aimees family, I remember Andy. She was a jolly soul, I wish I had known that she had resided so close to me. I remember her laughter the most-she liked to pick on me in Graphic Arts. (all in good fun) I'm so happy I knew you Aimee, God Bless
wow...did not kno, and ya we lived so close. i luv'd u'r sence of humor & witt & how u always "helped" me uin various classes. it was a privilage to hav known u :') jo
Kaley Kocher (Stoeberl)
I remember moving to Appleton just before 2nd grade. I met Aimee a coulpe of weeks before school started. We were next door neighbors for nine years. Our younger brothers Danny and Jeff would play together often. I rememer seeing you outside riding your green machine and wishing I had one. Sometimes you would let me ride it. We went through the school years together, but we rarely had classes together.My parents moved next door to your aunt, uncle and cousins. I would ask from time to time what you were up to. I was very surprised to see you had passed away at such a young age.
I hope you are resting in peace and that your family is doing okay.
Kaley Kocher (Stoeberl)
Jody Benyo (Epps)
I was not able to get in touch with Aimee's parents. I spoke to an aunt who is not in touch with Aimee's parents. The Aunt was pretty sure Aimee passed away in 2000. Aimee had a great life with her husband, living on many acres in the city of New London. Aimee battled a liver disease before leaving this world. She left behind a loving devoted husband, and numerous family members. I was glad to hear Aimee's Aunt say she was a well balanced happy adult. I really wish I could have got a chance to know Aimee as an adult.Bless your soul
Steve Hoffman
I knew Aimee and her family since preschool. We were both Jewish, went to the same synagogue and sunday school. I have to say I was pretty blown away when I heard about her passing. All my best to her family from my family and myself.Jill Pritzl (Obermeier)
I am at a loss for words. I didn't realize Aimee had gone on until now. My greatest sympathy to Aimees family, I remember Andy. She was a jolly soul, I wish I had known that she had resided so close to me. I remember her laughter the most-she liked to pick on me in Graphic Arts. (all in good fun) I'm so happy I knew you Aimee, God BlessJoanne Kohl
wow...did not kno, and ya we lived so close. i luv'd u'r sence of humor & witt & how u always "helped" me uin various classes. it was a privilage to hav known u :') jo