Ada was always a lady - a sweet classmate and a good friend as we grew. I think of her often and have the fondest loving memories of her. Always loved and truely missed my friend Ada. Love Ginny
I agree with Ginny. Ada was a real lady and a fun person to know.
One particular memory that has [mostly] stayed with me is the Summer 1975 morning that Ada, Beth Wile, and I went to Bullard together to register for Senior classes. The girls picked me up at my house (I can't remember if Beth or Ada drove) and off we went: a serious day, but one we had a lot of fun with. Although I had known Beth for a while (pun intended), that was the first time I had spent any significant time with Ada and thus it was the real start of our friendship.
At the 10-year reunion I had a nice talk with Ada. One of the things we discovered then about each other is that we were two of several classmates who had moved back to Fresno that very summer.
I always regretted that we lost contact after I moved away to school. She was so loved and such a loving person. I'm sure her family misses her each and every day. Cancer just sucks!!!
One of my Fondest Memories of ADA and our friendship was just ptior to the night of graduation she had been bitten by a dog and she had multiple stitches in her lip and chin and instead of going out and doing the graduation parties she hung out at my house with my mother and I and we played board games and drank champagne and had a wonderful evening that's my favorite memory of ADA she was my special friend and I will always miss her
I attended Fresno State with Ada in 1976 and she was crazy about someone named Fernando. The Abba song "Fernando" was big at the time. Whenever I think of Ada, I think of that song, and vice-versa. She was quiet and a true lady, yes, but she also had a very mischievous sense of humor. I think of her often. RIP, Ada.
Virginia Corcoran (Spence)
Ada was always a lady - a sweet classmate and a good friend as we grew. I think of her often and have the fondest loving memories of her. Always loved and truely missed my friend Ada.Love Ginny
Fred Lusk
I agree with Ginny. Ada was a real lady and a fun person to know.
One particular memory that has [mostly] stayed with me is the Summer 1975 morning that Ada, Beth Wile, and I went to Bullard together to register for Senior classes. The girls picked me up at my house (I can't remember if Beth or Ada drove) and off we went: a serious day, but one we had a lot of fun with. Although I had known Beth for a while (pun intended), that was the first time I had spent any significant time with Ada and thus it was the real start of our friendship.
At the 10-year reunion I had a nice talk with Ada. One of the things we discovered then about each other is that we were two of several classmates who had moved back to Fresno that very summer.
Elizabeth Wile (Meyerowitz)
I always regretted that we lost contact after I moved away to school. She was so loved and such a loving person. I'm sure her family misses her each and every day. Cancer just sucks!!!
Janet McLaughlin
Gosh, I remember her from elementary school. She was very quiet and sweet. RIP.
Maureen Smith
One of my Fondest Memories of ADA and our friendship was just ptior to the night of graduation she had been bitten by a dog and she had multiple stitches in her lip and chin and instead of going out and doing the graduation parties she hung out at my house with my mother and I and we played board games and drank champagne and had a wonderful evening that's my favorite memory of ADA she was my special friend and I will always miss herJanelle Schneider
I attended Fresno State with Ada in 1976 and she was crazy about someone named Fernando. The Abba song "Fernando" was big at the time. Whenever I think of Ada, I think of that song, and vice-versa. She was quiet and a true lady, yes, but she also had a very mischievous sense of humor. I think of her often. RIP, Ada.