Colleen Laidlaw
you will be missed
Birth date: Nov 26, 1925 Death date: Jul 9, 2008
LETTELLEIR, Rilla (Cox), 82 formerly of St. Petersburg, died Wednesday (July 9, 2008) in York, PA. She was born in Bloomington, Ind., and came to FL in 1947. Wife of the late Robert B. Lettelleir, she participated in operating the Read Obituary
you will be missed
I am so sorry for your loss. Your mom was always a gracious lady. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
In sympathy...we're so sorry we never got to meet Rilla - a beautiful and talented woman. We send you hugs and Love.
Bob and Dorothy
Aunt Rilla, We will certainly miss the e-mails and visits to Lake Lemon. Tom will miss his fishing buddy. We're so glad that during your last visit we got to show you around town so you could see how Bloomington has grown and how the IU Campus has changed. We're also pleased to have memories of our last visit with you and Uncle Bob in St. Pete and that you got to meet and get to know Mabel (my Mother-in-law), she grew fond of you and Uncle Bob on our visit in 2001. We're also glad you got to enjoy the "drinking bird" and the fish lamp. We love you. Sue, Bob, and Mabel
My memories of Rilla are limited but warm. I recall the love in her eyes while watching her son and his complete devotion to her. I recall the quiet but spirited conversation she shared with my mother - both women who have seen the world change in unimaginable ways.
Rilla was a wonderful and caring mother-in-law to me. She truley was one of a kind. She was a giver and not a taker and she would always go out of her way to make things happen for the better. When she reaches the gates of heaven, the angels will be their to open them wide and bless her as she starts her new journey life.
Hi Rilla,
Although I haven't seen you in years, maybe you can now come visit me! Thank you for bringing your kids into this world so I could enjoy them.
Happy Birthday into your new expression of life.
My very deepest sympathy
Aunt Rilla, Thanks for the memories, your literary advice and your wonderful sense of homor. Love, Barbara
May she rest in peace. She's in God's hands. We are unable to make the funeral due to a conflicting doctor's appointment that I can't get out of.