Loretta Mae Runyen, born to Richard and Mae Tyler on August 14, 1939, passed away peacefully on February 13, 2021. Loretta was a humble and compassionate woman of God and a powerful example of loving others above yourself. She and her husband were affectionately referred to as “the Wormies” when they volunteered in their daughter’sContinue Reading
Renee Carls (Winklbauer)
Hannah and I are praying for Mr. Hale during the lost of his "squeeze," best friend, and loving wife. She will be truly missed but great assurance in hope in the Lord that we'll see her again.
Loretta's contagious smile and laugh could boost the spirits of anyone. Whether she was poking fun at herself, or telling about something Hale had said or done, she could always brighten our day, even in the worst of times.
Loretta was loyal and loving to her family and friends, and we are all blessed to have known her.
Hale was definitely the love of her life-you could tell how much she adored him by the twinklei n her eyes as she told about his latest escapade, laughed at his jokes, and shared his sense of humor.
Loretta was a true example of a Christian, she will live forever in our hearts and memories.
Linda, Bob and Mike Quigley
Words can not express how much I love you and will miss you. I have been blessed to call you my mom and my very best friend for 55 years. I’m so proud to be your daughter and aspire to be more like you. You mean the absolute world to me and you always have. We will be together again one day.