Contributions to the tribute of Hazel Sellers Popp

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Monday, November 2, 2015

Dear Family.....I was a friend of Elmer and Hazel as far back as working for and with Elmer at "Deck Bros." in downtown Buffalo in the late 50s. I was newly arrived from England, via Canada, and made welcome in their home any time I was in the area. I cant think of a more kind couple, the help that Elmer gave me, the welcome I got from Hazel, all went toward my life here in the United States! God Bless them both.... We are so sorry for your loss.... We will say a prayer at church for them both. Raymond & Georgia

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Cheryl and Bob Hall and Melinda McAuliffe posted a condolence

Monday, November 2, 2015

Dear Greg and Sabrina and families, We were so sorry to learn of your mom's passing. She was such a special lady! We were so lucky to have grown up with your mom as one of our dearest neighbors (and most certainly she was our mom's dearest friend). I can see them now sitting around the kitchen table having a spot of tea and laughing. That is what I remember the most - how much joy they found in each other's friendship! Please know that you and your families are in our thoughts and prayers. Please also let us know if and when there is to be a memorial service. With deepest sympathy, Cheryl, Bob and Mindy

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John & Cindy Trojanowsky posted a condolence

Sunday, November 1, 2015

Dear Greg and Family, Your mother was always a delight to be with! Her interesting stories and font of knowledge were inspiring. Also, her German American potato salad was out of this world! We remember with fondness the wonderful times we had chatting with your parents at LDCT parties and events. When your mom was no longer able to assist backstage during shows, the joy of being a stage crew member along side her was forever lost. You were given two wonderful parents. We cherish those memories with you! ...Love Cindy & John Trojanowsky

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Wednesday, October 28, 2015

Hazel Sellers Popp

1928 - 2015

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