Birth date: Dec 14, 1922 Death date: Apr 24, 2020
Ardis L. Drabik, age 97, passed away April 24, 2020 after a courageous fight with coronavirus, at Seminole Shores, where she was under hospice care. Ardis was born on December 14, 1922, in Muskegon, MI to Eleanor (Shippy) and Jay Read Obituary
I am very sorry to hear about Ardis's death. I am a member of St. Francis de Sales and a Eucharistic minister. I would come to Seminole Shores once a month to conduct a communion service. She was a very gracious lady. I will keep her and your family in my thoughts and prayers. Cindy Anderson
I have wonderful memories of Ardis and Ed throughout my childhood. Thank you God for their positive influence.
What a wonderful lady! My prayers are with you all. Memory of her and Ed at my Wojton reunion, she would come in the kitchen an say "time to make the donuts "! A wonderful week-end with family. Eternal rest, safe in the arms of Jesus.
So sorry for the loss of my Aunt Ardis. You were always there with a smile and kind words. I have many happy memories of the Christmas Eve parties at your home , we had lots of adventures both innocent and naughty. You will be missed. ........Robyn Young Kahrs
It was an honor to care for Ardis. She reminded me of my grandma and I grew to love her very much! I can still see her coming down the hallway, speeding with her walker, yelling, "hi BABE!" (I always called her babe, she got a kick out of it!) Susan and family... My heart is so broken for you. Know she loved you all very much and we loved her very much!
. WE ARE SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS BUT ARDIS IS NOW HOME WITH HER LORD RANDY and PAT HAYES
Aunt Ardis will certainly be missed! A big part of my childhood was going to Aunt Ardis and Uncle Ed's house on Christmas Eve. She was a classy lady who was quick with a laugh or a smile!
Love,
Scott, Bethany, and Katy Young
Dear Susan and Cindy,
My name is Ginger, I was a Grief counselor for Sytsema Funeral Homes. Your lovely mother came to our group meetings. She was an inspiration!
She was very happy to move to Spring Lake.
I still have some things made out of shells that she so graciously gave me.
May God Bless and Comfort you.
With heartfelt sympathy.
Ginger Wolffis
