Birth date: Dec 22, 1922 Death date: Apr 23, 2019
Grace Lucille Bergstrom, age 96, of Grand Haven, passed away Tuesday, April 23, 2019, at Grand Pines Assisted Living Center. She was born December 22, 1922, in Bad Axe, MI to Stuart D. and Clara J. (Muentener) McGregor, and she ma Read Obituary
Our deepest sympathy in the loss of Grace to all of your family. We didn't know until after the service.
Grace was such a beautiful person, so kind hearted and talented. My sympathy to the family. She will be missed by so many people. May the angels wrap the family in their wings and bring them peace.
Deepest sympathy to your family in the loss of Grace. Your family were such wonderful neighbors for many years. I remember your mother's smiling face and sweet nature as well as all of the delicious coffee cakes she would bring over. Your mother was a very talented and special lady with a generous spirit. May the many memories you have and the love you shared always keep her close and in your hearts.
With deepest heartfelt sympathy,
Jackie Billups Kukowski
My deepest sympathies to each of you in the passing of your mom, grandma and great-grandma. i worked with Grace at Peoples Bank & Trust in the 70's and 80's. What a very special lady she was! We would take our afternoon breaks together and I was always in awe of the sewing that she would be working on, usually something special for one of her grandkids! My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Cindy VanSchaik
This is to Grace. I know she's watching.
You were the greatest mother-in-law a person could ever have.
She "adopted" me as her "daughter" after my mother died in 1977. I loved her so much for that.
She included me in her church activities and other events in her long life.
She was there for her grandchildren, taking them home with her every Monday night so they could have time with their grandparents, And so we could have a night out.
I appreciate all the special things she did for our family. Especially inviting us over for dinner because she was trying out a new recipe. We were her guinea pigs. That became a family joke, because if I didn't like something, she noted that the recipe wasn't so good.
Then there was the Mary Circle's cookbook (the yellow one) that she offered recipes for. She didn't have time, working full-time, to go through her huge recipe box. She gave them to someone in the circle, and they used just about every one. We joked about how it became the Grace Bergstrom cookbook, there were so many of her recipes in there. (They're all good, by the way)
She did so many things for our family, that I could go on forever.
I Love and Miss You Mum. But,
I know you're already enjoying being back with Bob.
