Ruth Woodruff Layton, 84, of Long Branch, passed away Monday January 24th at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. Mrs. Layton was born in Queens Village, NY, and was raised in Bradley Beach. She was a graduate of Asbury Park High School. In 1945, Mrs. Layton moved to Deal where she raised her family and then …
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Ruth Woodruff Layton, 84, of Long Branch, passed away Monday January 24th at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. Mrs. Layton was born in Queens Village, NY, and was raised in Bradley Beach. She was a graduate of Asbury Park High School. In 1945, Mrs. Layton moved to Deal where she raised her family and then moved to Long Branch in 1978. She was a licensed Realtor for the Arthur Bahlov Agency from 1975 to 1981, then worked as a bookkeeper for Drs. Krosney, Berg, and Talansky from 1981 until her retirement. She loved music and enjoyed playing the organ. Mrs. Layton enjoyed watching game shows, her favorite being Jeopardy. She also enjoyed doing her daily crossword puzzles. She had a passion for cooking and entertaining guests on her lovely Victorian-style wraparound porch. She was pre-deceased by her husband Robert G. Layton, Sr., a 25-year veteran of the Deal Police Dept.; also 3 sisters, Doris Thomas, Marjorie Maire, Dorothy Ahrens and a brother Roy Woodruff. Surviving are two sons and daughters-in-law, Robert G., Jr. and Karen Mack Layton, Long Branch, Ronald and Pam Layton, Walhalla, S.C., a daughter and son-in-law, Robyn and Frank Calandriello, Deming, New Mexico; a sister, Lorraine Newman, Long Branch; two granddaughters, Katie Carter, Rochester, NY and Maureen Nolan Lowe and her husband Barry Lowe, Brooklyn, NY and a great-grandson, Thomas Carter; and by many loving nieces and nephews. Visitation will be Friday Jan. 28th, 4-7 pm at the Woolley Funeral Home, 10 Morrell St., Long Branch, NJ. Funeral services will be Saturday, Jan. 29th, 10:00 AM at the funeral home. Interment will follow in Monmouth Memorial Park Cemetery, Tinton Falls. You may light a candle of condolence by visiting www.woolleyfh.com.
Susan Hamilton Helber
left a message on March 3, 2012:
Sending thoughts of sympathy and comfort to all of Ruth's loved ones. Though perhaps I only met Ruth when I was very young (being distantly related), I have known some of the family and in working on the family tree, recognize quite a few names. Again, my deepest condolences to all. Susan Hamilton Helber
Catriona Isle-Of-Skye
left a message on February 21, 2012:
You were so very Special Ruthie & made such a Beautiful difference in this world. LOVE YOU FOREVER... Such cherished memories I have of my time in your home. Your warm welcome & the love & care showered upon me by yourself & your wonderful George&Dear Family I shall never ever forget. Till We Meet Again Your Adoring Catriona
Catriona MacCallum Bruce
left a message on February 21, 2012:
Dearest Ruthie, I received your letter today Monday 21st February 2011 with your profoundly sad news that Our Beloved Ruthie is no longer with us in this life. My love,prayers & sincere sympathy I extend to you all. My heart is broken And my tears keep flowing, yet I know you`ll suffer no more Darling Ruthie.
Catriona Isle-Of-Skye
left a message on February 21, 2012:
Special is a word that is used to describe someone,ONE OF A KIND, Like a hug or a sunset Or a person who spreads love With a smile or kind gesture "Special"describes someone Who acts from the heart And keeps in mind the hearts of others "Special" applies to someone who is admired &precious & can NEVER BE REPLACED. Special Darling Ruthie Is The Word That Best Describes YOU...
ron and pam
left a message on February 15, 2012:
thank -you for everything Mom, you will remain in our hearts forever.we miss you already, love Ron and Pam.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Gloria Asay
left a message on February 7, 2012:
My heart is with all of you. R.I.P. Ruth.
Robyn
left a message on February 3, 2012:
Bye Ma. I'll still call you every morning.
Jack De Sarno
left a message on January 31, 2012:
Ruth was always so kind and friendly to all of us. My deepest sympathy.
Andy Hudson
left a message on January 30, 2012:
I will always remember a visit that Ruthie & Lorraine made to my Nana when she lived in the apartment on Roseville Avenue. It was in the " good old days ", when you (Ruthie) and Nana could share a cigarette or two and the only one to register a complaint was Lorraine about how she was going to have to air out her clothes when she got home. It was decided right then and there that you should both have another cigarette for the road, even though Ruthie was the only one going back to the Shore with Lorraine. Let us not forget Ruthie's expressive eyes!!! Although it is so sad for those of us left here, I'm sure you are enjoying one hell of a good time being back with the multitudes who ever passed through the doors at 425 Sylvania Avenue, not the least of which was Honsie!! With love, Andy Hudson
Devin Maire
left a message on January 29, 2012:
Aunt Ruthie I am so glad i got to spend sometime with you while I was in New Jersey. I really enjoyed your cooking when i was there it made my stay there just a little better. You always brought a smile to my face no matter what. I'm sure your much happier now that you can be with your best friend. I will miss you dearly i love you Aunt Ruthie! hugs and kisses!
Doug Maire
left a message on January 28, 2012:
Aunt Ruthie, I called you just two weeks ago about how to make apple dandys. You said, "Oh I don't remember how they were made only that we sold 3 for 25 cents at Hendricks (Irv's Big Wheel)Flea market in Red Bank,only Margie would know that". But you came up with a recipe in a pinch anyway. You always had a smile and a funny story to tell me! I will miss you so much and hearing your voice on the phone. I wish I had come up more often. You know I always had a fetish about fixing your lights. I miss you, I love you always, Douglas
Chuck Maire
left a message on January 28, 2012:
What words could possibly say all that I need to say. Aunt Ruth you were one of a kind. You were so full of fun and wit. I don't know if anyone is left that can carry on the King Tut language the way you did with my Mom. We are all going to miss you terribly. I know you are up there now telling stories with my mother. Always...
Joe Patten
left a message on January 28, 2012:
Ruth you will be missed. I will always remember the time I spent at your house on Eastbourne Ave. I will always appreciate the way you cared for me and Kuma. Thank you for everything. You are, and always will be a wonderful friend.
Renee Pagano-Hein
left a message on January 28, 2012:
I will always remember your summer gatherings on the porch, your funny family stories, and palm readings. You always made me feel special whenever I came to visit. Thanks for teaching me "King Tut" and sharing recipies like Mimi's butter cookies and Bishop's bread so I can carry on the traditions.
Barry Lowe
left a message on January 28, 2012:
Ruth, you will be lovingly missed by you family and friends. You left your love of life with all of us and we will always think of you with a smile in our hearts.
Katie Carter
left a message on January 27, 2012:
Grandma Ruth, We will miss you very much, but are happy that you are in a place without pain. The "Big House" won't be the same without you! Katie and Thomas
Joyce Kassai
left a message on January 27, 2012:
Letter to Ruth: Ruth, thanks for all the wonderful memorie. Gene and I always looked forward to visiting you. I remember spending quite a few New Years Eve's with you. The big thing right after midnight was to make certain we all ate the right food for "Good Luck" for the year. I also remember your thoughts about your children. Bob: "My Bobbie" Ronnie: How you told us of eating a lot of Vitamin C while pregnantso "he would be smart" Robbin: How proud of her when the Doctors would come to her to ask for advice in certain situations. Now your having one big reunion with your immediate family as well as Gene, Bob and of course Aunt Dot. Sure gonna miss you lady. Love, Joyceee
Amy Ingram
left a message on January 27, 2012:
When I was about four or five years old, my ball had gotten stuck very high up in a tree. Aunt Ruthie was there wearing a long, long, very long matching 1970's pantsuit that made her look as if she were seven feet tall...to me. So naturally, I asked her if she would get my ball out of the tree....she laughed and reminded me of that day every time I saw her. I will really miss her style.
Leora
left a message on January 27, 2012:
oh ruthie... how long is the list of how sweet and wonderful you were. all my memories of you and your family,loving memories .you taught us all how to live well. with grace, beauty,and love you go on to your next life,may it be as wonderful. with all my love eternal
Linda Maire
left a message on January 27, 2012:
Aunt Ruth was very special to me. I will miss her like a front tooth which was a favorite expression of hers that sums it up well. Life won't be the same without her. Love, Linda
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Jay Schmerler
left a message on January 27, 2012:
Bob: My sincerest condolences to you and your family. Your mother's memory will live on.
Chris Conway
left a message on January 26, 2012:
Bobby Laytons mom Ruth, what a nice lady. She always made me laugh a lot whenever I would visit the Layton compound. Her stories about her early days were very funny. She also was very loving and kind to my daughter, Linda when she rented the cozy third floor apartment. Thank you Ruth for giving me my good friend Bob. We will never forget you.
antonia silver
left a message on January 26, 2012:
I have so many memories of Dear Ruth,,Im so sorry for your loss,, Remember the best of her will live on in all of you xooxox
Alana Llewellyn
left a message on January 26, 2012:
Aunt Ruthie, You sure could light up a room. Thank you for the laughter, the memories, the cocktails and for welcoming me into your heart and home last year. You're sense of humor was unmatched and I will truly miss your stories :) I miss you already but I'm glad you have been reunited with your favorite little sister Doris. Love you and miss you... The Baby
Laraine Yeatman
left a message on January 26, 2012:
My Aunt Ruthie was smart, funny, talented and very special to me and my family. She was part of my life from the very first day. I spent many summer days of my childhood at her house and loved every minute. I'll never forget her quick wit and great stories, especially those that included her years growing up with my mother. I remember the good times singing around a piano or organ with Aunt Ruthie playing. All of my favorite memories of Aunt Ruthie are times full of fun and laughter and I can still hear her saying "come ovo". I can't believe I won't be able to anymore. I will never forget my Aunt Ruthie. Love, Laraine
jimmy hayman
left a message on January 26, 2012:
oh the stories you could tell of all of us. and oh the stories you did tell. I'll miss all of them, but not as much as I'll just plainly miss you. All my love Ruth, all my love Jimmy
Lisa Keevil
left a message on January 26, 2012:
To my Aunt Ruthie, The entertaining, family storyteller from whom I learned so much about our family's history. There was no one else like you. The one who succeeded in teaching me how to drive my stick shift VW Bug. She pretended her hands were my feet and moved them as if they were on the pedals and finally...my dull little light bulb went off and I was driving down the road without all the bucking. I will treasure the memories of the road-trips we made to South Carolina in recent years and the fun we had. You will be forever in my heart and will be kept alive in the stories we will all continue to tell. "Missing you like a front tooth." Your loving niece, Lisa
Linda
left a message on January 26, 2012:
I've known Ruth pretty much my whole life. When I was 19, I had the privilege of living in the apartment above her house. A few times a week, I would go downstairs and spend some time with her and Lorraine. I always had a great time with her, and would end up spending hours there because we'd be so involved in conversation that I'd lose track of time. I loved sitting on the front porch with her, talking about the trees in the yard, the new porch that Bob, Ron, and Robyn had built for her... She left a lasting impression both my fiance and myself, and we will miss her.
Shirley Llewellyn
left a message on January 26, 2012:
There are no words to describe the joy and laughter Aunt Ruthie has brought into my life. I am so glad that I was able to get back to Jersey and reunite after all these years with her and the rest of my family. Thank you Aunt Ruthie and all for taking in my little Alana too. She so enjoyed being with you and I know the memories you created will be with her always. love and miss you already. Shirley
Charles F. Maire
left a message on January 26, 2012:
What great times the four of us had George, Ruth,Marge and Charlie. I will miss you. M
Linda
left a message on January 26, 2012:
Almost forgot. She always talked about what wonderful children she had and how lucky she was to have them in her life. She truly appreciated everything they'd done for her around the house to make it a safer, happier place for her to live, and would always tell me that, that she had the "best kids in the world."
Michele Stoddard
left a message on January 26, 2012:
Aunt Ruthie, Remembering all the fun times with you and grandma playing cards, reading palms and you two would always call each other for the final Jeopardy question:) I will miss you terribly and hope you, grandma, aunt dorie, and aunt dot are together playing Kings in the Corner! Love Michele
Maureen Lowe
left a message on January 26, 2012:
"Grandma" Ruth, I will miss hearing your stories of the good ole days. I was always amazed how you could remember so many dates. You were a lover of life and found humor in most things. You were always so put together and had a smile on your face. I always admired the way you loved your children and I know Bob will miss you terribly. It won't be the same when I come down for visits, but I am glad you are now resting in peace and without pain. Love, Maureen
Robin Schultz
left a message on January 25, 2012:
All my childhood memories began on Morgan Avenue in Deal. The Layton's lived right across the street from the Schultz's and Aunt Ruthie and Uncle George were so kind to us and so much fun to be around. I am sorry Aunt Ruth is gone; I will always remember her.
Peggy Vegosen
left a message on January 25, 2012:
So many years of laughter, fun and love. Her home was always open to all of us for conversation and great home-made food. We'll always miss our Aunt Ruthie, the "Jeopardy Queen." Love, Peggy
bob layton
left a message on January 25, 2012:
Thanks Mom for always being there for me. You were my rock and the foundation of everything I ever did that was good. You are in my heart forever. Your loving son, bob
Leona Schultz Estridge
left a message on January 24, 2012:
Aunt Ruthie was very special to me. She was a loving, person always ready for fun and good music. I remember many wonderful times in Deal and spending lots of time at the Layton home. She will live forever in my heart. My love and deep sympathy to the family. Leona
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Susan Hamilton Helber
left a message on March 3, 2012:
Sending thoughts of sympathy and comfort to all of Ruth's loved ones. Though perhaps I only met Ruth when I was very young (being distantly related), I have known some of the family and in working on the family tree, recognize quite a few names. Again, my deepest condolences to all. Susan Hamilton Helber
Catriona Isle-Of-Skye
left a message on February 21, 2012:
You were so very Special Ruthie & made such a Beautiful difference in this world. LOVE YOU FOREVER... Such cherished memories I have of my time in your home. Your warm welcome & the love & care showered upon me by yourself & your wonderful George&Dear Family I shall never ever forget. Till We Meet Again Your Adoring Catriona
Catriona MacCallum Bruce
left a message on February 21, 2012:
Dearest Ruthie, I received your letter today Monday 21st February 2011 with your profoundly sad news that Our Beloved Ruthie is no longer with us in this life. My love,prayers & sincere sympathy I extend to you all. My heart is broken And my tears keep flowing, yet I know you`ll suffer no more Darling Ruthie.
Catriona Isle-Of-Skye
left a message on February 21, 2012:
Special is a word that is used to describe someone,ONE OF A KIND, Like a hug or a sunset Or a person who spreads love With a smile or kind gesture "Special"describes someone Who acts from the heart And keeps in mind the hearts of others "Special" applies to someone who is admired &precious & can NEVER BE REPLACED. Special Darling Ruthie Is The Word That Best Describes YOU...
ron and pam
left a message on February 15, 2012:
thank -you for everything Mom, you will remain in our hearts forever.we miss you already, love Ron and Pam.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Gloria Asay
left a message on February 7, 2012:
My heart is with all of you. R.I.P. Ruth.
Robyn
left a message on February 3, 2012:
Bye Ma. I'll still call you every morning.
Jack De Sarno
left a message on January 31, 2012:
Ruth was always so kind and friendly to all of us. My deepest sympathy.
Andy Hudson
left a message on January 30, 2012:
I will always remember a visit that Ruthie & Lorraine made to my Nana when she lived in the apartment on Roseville Avenue. It was in the " good old days ", when you (Ruthie) and Nana could share a cigarette or two and the only one to register a complaint was Lorraine about how she was going to have to air out her clothes when she got home. It was decided right then and there that you should both have another cigarette for the road, even though Ruthie was the only one going back to the Shore with Lorraine. Let us not forget Ruthie's expressive eyes!!! Although it is so sad for those of us left here, I'm sure you are enjoying one hell of a good time being back with the multitudes who ever passed through the doors at 425 Sylvania Avenue, not the least of which was Honsie!! With love, Andy Hudson
Devin Maire
left a message on January 29, 2012:
Aunt Ruthie I am so glad i got to spend sometime with you while I was in New Jersey. I really enjoyed your cooking when i was there it made my stay there just a little better. You always brought a smile to my face no matter what. I'm sure your much happier now that you can be with your best friend. I will miss you dearly i love you Aunt Ruthie! hugs and kisses!
Doug Maire
left a message on January 28, 2012:
Aunt Ruthie, I called you just two weeks ago about how to make apple dandys. You said, "Oh I don't remember how they were made only that we sold 3 for 25 cents at Hendricks (Irv's Big Wheel)Flea market in Red Bank,only Margie would know that". But you came up with a recipe in a pinch anyway. You always had a smile and a funny story to tell me! I will miss you so much and hearing your voice on the phone. I wish I had come up more often. You know I always had a fetish about fixing your lights. I miss you, I love you always, Douglas
Chuck Maire
left a message on January 28, 2012:
What words could possibly say all that I need to say. Aunt Ruth you were one of a kind. You were so full of fun and wit. I don't know if anyone is left that can carry on the King Tut language the way you did with my Mom. We are all going to miss you terribly. I know you are up there now telling stories with my mother. Always...
Joe Patten
left a message on January 28, 2012:
Ruth you will be missed. I will always remember the time I spent at your house on Eastbourne Ave. I will always appreciate the way you cared for me and Kuma. Thank you for everything. You are, and always will be a wonderful friend.
Renee Pagano-Hein
left a message on January 28, 2012:
I will always remember your summer gatherings on the porch, your funny family stories, and palm readings. You always made me feel special whenever I came to visit. Thanks for teaching me "King Tut" and sharing recipies like Mimi's butter cookies and Bishop's bread so I can carry on the traditions.
Barry Lowe
left a message on January 28, 2012:
Ruth, you will be lovingly missed by you family and friends. You left your love of life with all of us and we will always think of you with a smile in our hearts.
Katie Carter
left a message on January 27, 2012:
Grandma Ruth, We will miss you very much, but are happy that you are in a place without pain. The "Big House" won't be the same without you! Katie and Thomas
Joyce Kassai
left a message on January 27, 2012:
Letter to Ruth: Ruth, thanks for all the wonderful memorie. Gene and I always looked forward to visiting you. I remember spending quite a few New Years Eve's with you. The big thing right after midnight was to make certain we all ate the right food for "Good Luck" for the year. I also remember your thoughts about your children. Bob: "My Bobbie" Ronnie: How you told us of eating a lot of Vitamin C while pregnantso "he would be smart" Robbin: How proud of her when the Doctors would come to her to ask for advice in certain situations. Now your having one big reunion with your immediate family as well as Gene, Bob and of course Aunt Dot. Sure gonna miss you lady. Love, Joyceee
Amy Ingram
left a message on January 27, 2012:
When I was about four or five years old, my ball had gotten stuck very high up in a tree. Aunt Ruthie was there wearing a long, long, very long matching 1970's pantsuit that made her look as if she were seven feet tall...to me. So naturally, I asked her if she would get my ball out of the tree....she laughed and reminded me of that day every time I saw her. I will really miss her style.
Leora
left a message on January 27, 2012:
oh ruthie... how long is the list of how sweet and wonderful you were. all my memories of you and your family,loving memories .you taught us all how to live well. with grace, beauty,and love you go on to your next life,may it be as wonderful. with all my love eternal
Linda Maire
left a message on January 27, 2012:
Aunt Ruth was very special to me. I will miss her like a front tooth which was a favorite expression of hers that sums it up well. Life won't be the same without her. Love, Linda
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Jay Schmerler
left a message on January 27, 2012:
Bob: My sincerest condolences to you and your family. Your mother's memory will live on.
Chris Conway
left a message on January 26, 2012:
Bobby Laytons mom Ruth, what a nice lady. She always made me laugh a lot whenever I would visit the Layton compound. Her stories about her early days were very funny. She also was very loving and kind to my daughter, Linda when she rented the cozy third floor apartment. Thank you Ruth for giving me my good friend Bob. We will never forget you.
antonia silver
left a message on January 26, 2012:
I have so many memories of Dear Ruth,,Im so sorry for your loss,, Remember the best of her will live on in all of you xooxox
Alana Llewellyn
left a message on January 26, 2012:
Aunt Ruthie, You sure could light up a room. Thank you for the laughter, the memories, the cocktails and for welcoming me into your heart and home last year. You're sense of humor was unmatched and I will truly miss your stories :) I miss you already but I'm glad you have been reunited with your favorite little sister Doris. Love you and miss you... The Baby
Laraine Yeatman
left a message on January 26, 2012:
My Aunt Ruthie was smart, funny, talented and very special to me and my family. She was part of my life from the very first day. I spent many summer days of my childhood at her house and loved every minute. I'll never forget her quick wit and great stories, especially those that included her years growing up with my mother. I remember the good times singing around a piano or organ with Aunt Ruthie playing. All of my favorite memories of Aunt Ruthie are times full of fun and laughter and I can still hear her saying "come ovo". I can't believe I won't be able to anymore. I will never forget my Aunt Ruthie. Love, Laraine
jimmy hayman
left a message on January 26, 2012:
oh the stories you could tell of all of us. and oh the stories you did tell. I'll miss all of them, but not as much as I'll just plainly miss you. All my love Ruth, all my love Jimmy
Lisa Keevil
left a message on January 26, 2012:
To my Aunt Ruthie, The entertaining, family storyteller from whom I learned so much about our family's history. There was no one else like you. The one who succeeded in teaching me how to drive my stick shift VW Bug. She pretended her hands were my feet and moved them as if they were on the pedals and finally...my dull little light bulb went off and I was driving down the road without all the bucking. I will treasure the memories of the road-trips we made to South Carolina in recent years and the fun we had. You will be forever in my heart and will be kept alive in the stories we will all continue to tell. "Missing you like a front tooth." Your loving niece, Lisa
Linda
left a message on January 26, 2012:
I've known Ruth pretty much my whole life. When I was 19, I had the privilege of living in the apartment above her house. A few times a week, I would go downstairs and spend some time with her and Lorraine. I always had a great time with her, and would end up spending hours there because we'd be so involved in conversation that I'd lose track of time. I loved sitting on the front porch with her, talking about the trees in the yard, the new porch that Bob, Ron, and Robyn had built for her... She left a lasting impression both my fiance and myself, and we will miss her.
Shirley Llewellyn
left a message on January 26, 2012:
There are no words to describe the joy and laughter Aunt Ruthie has brought into my life. I am so glad that I was able to get back to Jersey and reunite after all these years with her and the rest of my family. Thank you Aunt Ruthie and all for taking in my little Alana too. She so enjoyed being with you and I know the memories you created will be with her always. love and miss you already. Shirley
Charles F. Maire
left a message on January 26, 2012:
What great times the four of us had George, Ruth,Marge and Charlie. I will miss you. M
Linda
left a message on January 26, 2012:
Almost forgot. She always talked about what wonderful children she had and how lucky she was to have them in her life. She truly appreciated everything they'd done for her around the house to make it a safer, happier place for her to live, and would always tell me that, that she had the "best kids in the world."
Michele Stoddard
left a message on January 26, 2012:
Aunt Ruthie, Remembering all the fun times with you and grandma playing cards, reading palms and you two would always call each other for the final Jeopardy question:) I will miss you terribly and hope you, grandma, aunt dorie, and aunt dot are together playing Kings in the Corner! Love Michele
Maureen Lowe
left a message on January 26, 2012:
"Grandma" Ruth, I will miss hearing your stories of the good ole days. I was always amazed how you could remember so many dates. You were a lover of life and found humor in most things. You were always so put together and had a smile on your face. I always admired the way you loved your children and I know Bob will miss you terribly. It won't be the same when I come down for visits, but I am glad you are now resting in peace and without pain. Love, Maureen
Robin Schultz
left a message on January 25, 2012:
All my childhood memories began on Morgan Avenue in Deal. The Layton's lived right across the street from the Schultz's and Aunt Ruthie and Uncle George were so kind to us and so much fun to be around. I am sorry Aunt Ruth is gone; I will always remember her.
Peggy Vegosen
left a message on January 25, 2012:
So many years of laughter, fun and love. Her home was always open to all of us for conversation and great home-made food. We'll always miss our Aunt Ruthie, the "Jeopardy Queen." Love, Peggy
bob layton
left a message on January 25, 2012:
Thanks Mom for always being there for me. You were my rock and the foundation of everything I ever did that was good. You are in my heart forever. Your loving son, bob
Leona Schultz Estridge
left a message on January 24, 2012:
Aunt Ruthie was very special to me. She was a loving, person always ready for fun and good music. I remember many wonderful times in Deal and spending lots of time at the Layton home. She will live forever in my heart. My love and deep sympathy to the family. Leona
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