Dear Will, Amanda, Bob & extended family,  I was just devastated when I heard the news. What a heartbreak. The beautiful obituary you wrote describes Elaine perfectly! She exuded love in all that she did. My deepest condolences.   I am so thankful to have known her and to have had the opportunity to know her family and both her beautiful children! What a legacy she has left the world. Much love to you all. Lisa Hodgins

Dear Ayers Family,
I am so very sorry for your loss and for the loss of the entire Culver Lake and Frankford community.   Elaine had a special impact on our son Kyle more than 20 years ago when he was in the little school.  She was such an amazing support, such an open heart.  There just aren't words adequate enough to describe her.  I'm praying for you all, thank you for sharing her with our community all these years.

Bob,
I just heard about the passing of your dear wife Elaine.
I am so sorry for your sudden loss.
Elaine’s smile, energy, and laughter will always stay with me .
I hope Reggie is helping you through this dark time. 
You and your children are in our thoughts and prayers.
Charmaine & Bill 

Bob, I'm reaching out to you in deep sympathy in the loss of your beautiful wife, Elaine. Your kids wrote an impressive tribute to her.
I hope you find peace.
Margaret Kosmos

Dear Bob, Will and Amanda, 
Elaine was such a positive influence for so many. Her students were lucky to have her as their teacher and her colleagues and friends were blessed to know her. She was kind, compassionate and so understanding. When Elaine asked how you were, she really did want to know. I will always treasure our early morning chats at school and our always insightful book club discussions. There is a quote by Helen Keller that gives me comfort in times of grief. It says, “What we have once enjoyed we can never lose. All that we love deeply becomes part of us.” I hope and pray that the many happy memories you all have will ease your grief. 

Dear Bob, Amanda, and Will,
The tribute that you wrote  for Elaine paints the perfect picture of your beautiful Mom/ wife. I have had the honor of knowing Elaine since you, Amanda, and Brielle were in kindergarten.   It was a pleasure to have you girls get together knowing what a wonderful Mom Elaine was and what an amazing and caring family you are. Then, when I was hired as a paraprofessional at Frankford I had the great luck of working with Elaine  for more than a few years. It never felt like work when your Mom / wife was in the classroom. It was FUN and CARING always! Elaine was like a kid magnet! I loved watching her interact with her students with such ease, with such care! I learned so much from her. Each  of her students  loved her and continue to do so. Elaine always made me feel like I was such a help to the students. She brought the best out of everyone, touching all of her student’s lives in such a positive way. A personal memory: Elaine always made sure to set up a time during the Christmas season for me to read the little story I wrote about Frankford students and Branchville, The Littlest Christmas Tree. Your wonderful Mom made me feel like a celebrity, announcing me to the class as a great author with that radiant smile on her face. That smile shined( and still does) straight to the core of everyone’s heart and soul.  You felt special around Elaine. She had a special aura about her, that  made you want to be around her.  There are many memories I can share about Elaine, but the fact that I can say that I know her, and call her my friend, is a gift. Your wife, and Mom,  made everything beautiful for you,  and your family, and we friends and colleagues as well. And I know all of her students are better people because of her. I promise Elaine has a front row seat in Heaven and she is and always will be so very close to you. Love and energy lives on for all eternity.  Please know that Dan and I are here for you anytime. Love and light, Mary Thompson

Dearest Ayers Family,
Elaine touched my life. My memories of your Mom, Amanda and Will, and your wife, Bob,  are just as you have described. She was a “magical” person in her ability to show compassion , care and concern for others.
I was blessed to know her.
Her passing is indeed, sorrowful. Elaine will be deeply missed.

Elaine was one of the first people I met when I went to work at Frankford School.  She was never without a smile on her face, a helping hand, or a cheerful greeting.  She was one of the warmest, most caring people in our world.  

I’m so sorry for the passing of your mom. I remember Elaine from the Y. She was always so full of energy and life and the first one to help out a newbie . My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. xo

Cousin Elaine was truly a gem! She loved her family and friends and was always there for them. I will miss her most at Thanksgiving where she could be found helping everyone get the food on the table and in cleaning up the mess afterwards. She even arranged our Tupperware cabinet each time she visited. That was Elaine-always helping others. 

I will miss your joy for life and warm heart and will always think of your beautiful smile that lit up the room anywhere you went. You are missed but never forgotten. 

Sue 

What a kind, loving and wonderful person Elaine was to all she came to know.  Her smile, and joyful attitude touched us all.  I know we will meet again.  She is totally healed and at peace. My condolences to the family and friends.  May the Holy Spirit be the great comforter and fond memories of Elaine live in all who loved her. 

Want to share with you how much my daily walks meant to me the last few years with Reggie and my Max and of course Elaine.  She was an amazing women and we could talk for hours about everything on our minds.  Heaven has a new angel and she will be missed by all that knew her.  

OBITUARIO

Elaine C. Ayers

10 mayo, 1954 – 29 agosto, 2021

Wood Funeral Home

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