Molly Swank

October 20, 1953 ~ January 10, 2017 (age 63) 63 Years Old

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Molly Swank

October 20, 1953 ~ January 10, 2017 (age 63) 63 Years Old

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Message from Mary Ann Kovack & Bob Reed

January 13, 2017 6:07 PM

To the family of Molly Swank, May the love of our Lord give you the will to remember her when all was well.

Message from lana smith

January 11, 2017 6:40 AM

prayers for you all at this time

Message from Gladys A. (Lung) Wisseman

January 11, 2017 5:49 AM

Dear family and friends. I am so sorry for hearing the loss of Molly. When she was younger we spent so much time together and so sorry as we get older we don't visit so much and know what terrible things we face in life but I am sure Molly is in heaven and living with God. She is with out pain and she will be in my heart forever. Prayers go out to the whole family.

Message from 1ST Cousin: Deborah Pearl Lung/Judge

January 11, 2017 12:28 AM

Molly: My Birthday is Oct. 18 of 1953 and we have always been so close, as Cousins! I will miss you and you are such a Beautiful Angle to all that have known you/loved you. Thank You for all the love and Beauty you have Graced my life with by just being My Cousin alone. You have made me laugh with the last story you told me: "When you were home and in your night clothes and two men stole your Son's Truck." You didn't even think of what you had on but went running them down and got a Police Mans attention and stopped those two from getting away. You got the Police Officer to allow you to be the one that punished them and didn't want them to go to jail. So, the Officer worked with you and you had the two mow a field by hand, as a consequence, to teach them a lesson. Why? Because you said they would not learn any lesson if they went to jail and till they were done, they asked your forgiveness and apologized for stealing your son's truck too. They even thanked you for teaching them a lesson and not sending them to jail. And the part that made me laugh the hardest was how you took off after them, with a see through nighty and only afterwards realized that fact, after running them down and getting a Police's attention too. Ha! Ha! I hope your family can laugh and realize that, you would want them to keep living and laughing cos that is the kind of Beautiful Person you were always. I love you always and forever and ever! Endless Condolences/Prayers and Blessing to all your Family/Relatives/Fans and Friends! Sincerely: Your Cousin: Deborah Pearl Lung-Judge

Message from Dottie Bland

January 10, 2017 8:21 PM

Our prayers are with you and your love one. May you find peace knowing that your mother is in Heaven with her family and that one day you will all be joined as a family again. Love you Aunt Dottie and Brian.