Ruth M. Sansbury

Death date: Oct 5, 2013

Ruth M. Sansbury(nee Pivarnik), 81, passed away October 5, 2013. Beloved wife of the late Earl E. Sansbury. Loving mother of Debra McCready (the late Robert), Mary Alice Parker (Larry), Diane Siedlecki (Paul), Brenda Sutton (John) Read Obituary

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Todd Coughlin

625w ago

Ruthie May (as I referred to her) was some of the first audience of my shenanigans back in the day, her and her husband Earl were some real throwbacks.

Ruthie May is my ex's (Jenni) Mom, she will always hold a special place in my heart because she laughed at.. well.. most everything.

Haven't seen Ruth in a while, but I have extremely fond memories of her and continue to cherish memories with all of her children, nephews/nieces, in-laws and out-laws (me being one of those).

Rest peacefully Ruthie May, remind Cool Hand Earl the answer is: Jigabii and tell him my triple 2's beats his Aces and Kings.

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626w ago

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626w ago

Sent a Fall Fantasia to the Sansbury family.

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Judy (Greathouse) Gordon

626w ago

My heart and prayers go out to all of you girls and your families. Aunt Ruth was wonderful lady and had a great smile. I know you will all miss her. Love, Judy (Greathouse) Gordon.

Katie Leary

626w ago

The phone read, Debra McCready. As I reached for it, telling my son Dan, I do not want to take this call.

Our husbands were Irish Twins, born to different Mothers. A life time of friendship endured. I arrived on the scene some years later to a bit of a rocky start. The waters calmed and I soon joined the "clan".

When I was dealt my crosses to bear, Ruth and Earl boarded the first flight out of Cleveland. They stayed with me until I got sea legs. Both holding me 'til the well ran dry.

Ruth always seemed to see the sunshine and showered us with her warmth her laughter and hospitality.

Dear Ruth, as you continue on your next journey I have requested that they assign you rooms to decorate. It would be a shame to wastes your talents.

You leave behind five beautiful daughters and their families who reflect your nurturing and undying love.

Say HI to the "Boys in Uniform" and as history repeats itself, I will give you time to reminisce and joint you later. This time, in a much better mood!!!!!

WITH LOVE AND ADMIRATION THE LEARYS OF VERMONT