Condolence: Sorry to hear about your loss. I was out of state last week and only learned of Madeline's passing today. I appreciated her friendship and her encouragement. She helped us with strategic planning at the ACBDD at Dale Roy, sponsored me in Rotary and I considered her my friend. She will be missed. Prayers & thoughts to her family. Jim

Condolence: We aretruly sorry to hear of Madelines passing. We saw here just two years ago at the WHS alumni banquet and were unaware that she had been ill. She was a beautiful person and Larry and I will never forget her. I had always wished she had a family because she so deserved and wanted one. She will be dearly missed. Larry and Cheryl Bell (class of 1965 and 1966 WHS)

Condolence: My condolences to all of you. Madeline was gifted in many ways plus abundantly full of common sense and compassion. Our community will miss her.

Condolence: Dear Jimmy, Paul, and families I was saddened to hear of Madeline's passing, I did not know that she had been ill. Although I will be unable to attend her service , please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. Fondly Nancy Peterson

Condolence: so sorry to learn of the passing of Madeline,I was so fortunate to have early in my teaching career bright students such as Madeline.Remember her on the Little Red Schoolhouse quiz team. But even more important was as to see her at reunions or on the Main Street of Stockbridge and catch up on what she was doing. Than 2 years ago we connected over her having old school newspapers to donate to the historical room.we had a nice lunch at 20railroad street.than 2 months ago Jim was kind enough to include me in a family reunion where I got to meet Madeline's wonderful and caring fiancé,talked for 4 hours about Williams High School,and be in awe at how at peace and with dignity she was dealing with a stacked deck.

Condolence: Our sincerest condolences to the family and friends of a wonderful woman. Her kindness and caring for all those she touched will truly be missed.

Condolence: To Madeline's loved ones, We are so sorry to learn of Madeline's passing. We hadn't been in contact since we moved from Ashland a year ago, and we did not know she had been ill. Madeline made the world a better place in so many ways: she gave such talent, skill, care and enthusiasm to all her endeavors. I smile just to think of her ways. She seemed to give energy to those around her. Jim, we are glad that we had a chance to meet you at the 2013 Holiday party and see her happiness with you. She spoke of her family with love and respect. Our prayers are with you at this time of your great loss. Valerie and David Wales

Condolence: Dear Jim,Paul,and Family, Please accept our hearfelt sympathy at the loss of Madeline.We are so sorry we could not be with you. Marilyn and Nabih Nejaime Carolyn Nejaime Jeffrey

Condolence: So sorry to hear of Madeline's passing. What an awesome selfless lady. Our condolences to the family.

Condolence: Jim and Paul, I was so sorry to hear about Madeline. I have great memories of being a little kid on Goodrich Street and among them, of course, are the times I spent around and with your family. Please accept my and my family's most sincere sympathy. Dennis Carr

Condolence: Sending prayers and love to the family and friends of Madeline. I met Madeline through ESRA. I believe our first face to face was after I pulled a sad, dirty, skinny and very stinky male springer from a local shelter. Madeline was so kind and loving to this dog, she didn't care that he was dirty and stinky! She cared about his heart and that is how she approached everything. Madeline was so happy and had recently found her love and wanted to tell me all about this at the last Ohio ESRA picnic we attended. Rest in peace my dear friend...

Condolence: So sorry and shocked to hear of Madeline's passing. We had just spoken with her less than a year ago at our garage sale. She was a very intelligent and down-to-earth person who always remembered you and said hello - so sad to lose a friend like that...

Condolence: Dear Jim and Paul, I was so saddened to hear of Madeline's passing. I have many memories of our Stockbridge years together. One of my fondest memories is of the time we made tin can telephones with string rigged across the street from her bedroom to mine. We used handheld mirrors to flash to each other when we wanted to talk. Didn't work so well, but it was very cool anyway. I am sorry for your loss of a big sister. With sympathy, Melanie