Ina L Rhinehart

RIP My beloved Aunt Ina. Your deeds and the marks you've made in the lives of everyone you have touched in this Life have made profound and indelible changes to the World. Changes for the better that will forever and continue to multiply in their effects in this world to make it a better and happier place! Your departure from this world leaves a hole in our lives that cannot be filled, but with the fond memories and cherished moments we've shared with you. May God receive you with Love and open arms; and, for us, help ease our pain for your loss. Your brother (my Grandfather), William P. Myers has been waiting for almost 12 years to welcome and comfort you! I'll forever Love and Miss you both and please tell him I am still waiting to hear from him. God Bless you and Go with Love on your continued Journey to fulfill your never ending Destiny! Ross

When Ross and I were married, Aunt Ina was a never ending fount of family history, anecdotes, and crossword clues...our time with her was always a joy, whether we were cooking wings on the grill, taking an arthritis swimming class, or even just going to her doctor appts. She made Ross and I feel loved and we hope we did the same for her.

We are sorry to learn of Mrs. Ina Rhinehart's death. Our deepest sympathy to all of you.