Pearl Kohn

Barb, Maribeth and families. Our sympathy on the loss of your mother Pearl. I use to see her at Kohls and the last time I saw her she mentioned she was living at Charleston House. She was always one sweet cousin whom I loved to visit with. Now I myself have not been able to get around much due to health issues. That is how life turns out in the Senior Years! May God Bless & keep u in His arms during this difficult time. Love, Jermaine (Schultz) & Lloyd Breslow

Thinking of you in the loss of your mother. She was a great woman.

Maribeth & Mark, I just read of your moms passing. God bless you in these stressful times. It's been a long time, I hope other things are well with the 2 of you.

My sympathies to your family. I worked in the Activity Department at Hillside Manor and met Pearl when she volunteered. She was always a ray of sunshine. I have fond memories. Take care - Jennifer Ryan

Barb, Maribeth and families. My Sympathy on the loss of your dear mother Pearl. And she was a pearl. I met Pearl September of 1969 when we both started working as nurses aides at Beaver Dam Care Center. We remained friends ~ enjoyed going out to eat and attending a few plays together, etc. I was happy when she finally said "yes" to becoming a volunteer at Hillside Manor, which, as you know, she enjoyed very much. She often thanked me for asking her. Last Wednesday December 2, she joined the First Lutheran ladies ~ Gail, Sheryl and me in the Great room at The Charleston House for a Christmas sing-a-long. She always called us the "church ladies". She sang a long and she said she had a wonderful time. Afterwards when we were back in here room she told me I should look at all the blossoms on the african violet that I gave her. She said it made her happy to see all the pretty pink flowers. I have so many wonderful memories of her and will really miss my dear friend Pearl.

Pearl and I volunteered together at Hillside Manor, we became friends and kept in touch even though I moved to Mississippi. She was so very proud of her family. I loved her sense of humor, we had a good time. I will miss her terribly. My regards and sympathy to her family. Betty Ewert (Glamann)

My thoughts and prayers are with your whole family at this time. I remember seeing your mom at the Charleston House years ago when we took students there for piano recitals. Susan Luckow

I am sory for your loss when she lived in reeseville my dad used to mow her lawn until he died then I took over

So sorry for your loss! Pearl was one of my mother's (Marcella "Susie" Franke Dewitz) friends. I think I have a couple of pictures of them together. My sympathy to you!

I'm going to miss Pearl's smile & laughter that I had grown to love throughout the many years I've known her. I introduced Pearl to my mother at the Charleston House & would visit Pearl when I was visiting my Mom. Our condolences to Pearl's family, she will be missed by many.