Condolence: Dear mr.Johnny Quinn, Going through the papers of my late husband Ekke Huisman, I found your welcoming letter to him in view of a student exchange program. Dated May 6, 1965. As I looked your name up on the internet, and found this page in memory of your wife. It was very moving to find your letter to Ekke, he told many times on his wish to go to the US, and the plans, but could not go because something to do with military service in Holland. We eventually moved to Curacao, Dutch West Indies, started our own business where he became ao representative of GE communications. Sadly he has passed away some years back because of illness, but I stayed here. We have a son and daughter and 4 grandchildren. I wish you well and strengh, Kind regards, Johanna Huisman, wife of Ekke Huisman from Holland.

Condolence: Dear John & Family, Bob and I just learned of Lorraine's passing and we wish to express our sincerest sympathy to all of you as you mourn the loss of your wife and mother. May God Bless you all. Lyn & Bob

Condolence: My mother-in-law was a great woman...I learned so much from her...sewing, knitting,upholstery and many delicious recipes...we always decorated the church balcony at Christmas and the table of lights for St.Lucia...I will truly miss her...Love you Mom.

Condolence: I'm sorry to hear of Lorraine's passing, and pray for your consolation. I remember those square dancing days. Didn't they have fun?