Birth date: Feb 27, 1917 Death date: Apr 9, 2009
Mrs. Elizabeth Elvertta Hofman, 92, passed Thursday, April 9, 2009 at Harbor Hospice Poppen Residence, Muskegon, MI. Beth was born Feb. 27, 1917 to Curtis and Ossie (Meissner) Vernon in South Bend, IN. On June 10, 1942 she married Read Obituary
I have wonderful memories of my school years at Warrensville Hts. High School, graduating in 1961.
Mrs. Hofman was the Math teacher. Our class has kept in contact. For our 40th class reunion, we were able to visit the school which is now used as the junior high. I went on to Baldwin-Wallace College in Berea for teaching. Even after all these years, I am still teaching in the Parma elementary schools.##imported-begin##Margaret Dolezal Barr##imported-end##
The world has lost a very special person. "Aunt Beth" will be missed. Our memories will always be remembered with warm smiles.##imported-begin##Ganice Yonkoski##imported-end##
I had Mrs. Hofman for 11th grade English at Warrensville Hts. High School in the late 60's. She was a wonderful teacher who filled me with encouragement about my writing. So much so that I majored in Journalism in college. God Bless you, Mrs. Hofman. Rest in peace.##imported-begin##Judith Cergol-Winston##imported-end##
I remember well working with Mrs. Hoffman when I was at Warrensville in the late 60's and early 70's. She was a classy lady who always added a sense of calm and understanding when she entered a room.
I will miss knowing that she's no longer adding that same calm to this world.##imported-begin##Fred Snook##imported-end##
I went to school at Warrensville Hts and had her for H.S. math one of my best teachers, strict but fair. After I got out of school I went back and worked there for 30 years.
May God Bless You
Dennison Fischer##imported-begin##Dennison Fischer##imported-end##
We send our sincere sympathy to your family. Remember that we are here to support you in your time of loss today, and for as long as you need us.
The Staff of Harbor Hospice##imported-begin##Poppen Hospice Staff##imported-end##
Aunt Beth was a very loving woman and also very interesting to talk to when I saw her. I remember her taking Ed and I to the Japanese Gardens when we were down visiting her in Boca. I just loved it and got to meet her good friend Eva. She loved cultural things and loved to share them with family.
Love and Hugs Aunt Beth,
Marge Clarke##imported-begin##Margaret E. Clarke##imported-end##
