Birth date: Jun 7, 1937 Death date: Feb 8, 2019
Lilly E. Lipinsky(nee Sichler), 81,went to be with the Lord and to join all those who went before her in Heaven on Friday February 8, 2019. Lilly loved to make big family dinners and never hesitated to invite anyone to join the f Read Obituary
I remember I loved her laugh. She was always giggling like she was always up to something.
I remember, when visiting, going into the kitchen in the morning (for the best blueberry pancakes) and getting the feeling of home... she even looked like mom in some ways. Even her hugs were like moms hugs. Well they were sisters 😁 .
Aunt Lilly will always be the memory of hugs, laughter, blueberry pancakes and the feeling of home!
Love you muchly and I will miss you Aunt Lilly
I can still hear Lilly singing "On The Way To Cape May" and will always think of her when I'm down the shore. Your mother shared everyone's birthday who had a birthday in the month. Oh how we loved those monthly birthday parties at the Lipinsky's. I can still see those long party tables lined up with balloons in the dining room. Your mother never forgot anything or anyone, How special your parents were. Thanks for including us in your family's celebrations! Love the Obergfell's and Mosteller's
Our Beautiful Aunt Lilly has gone to meet the Lord and Savior. She will be deeply missed. She was a kind and beautiful soul and I have fond memories of her. RIP Aunt Lilly and fly high on that mountain and say hello to all of our loved ones already gone ahead. We love you. Love and Peace, Aunt Lilly
There are so many memories we shared with Aunt Lilly. The is one that I would like to share with all of you today. I was a teenager at the time. We came for a visit there was a family get together my Uncle Rolland and my grand pa made the trip up. My aunt Lilly was so excited to see us we want to New York we road the subway as you can imagine it was a thrill for me as I had never been on subway we watch fireworks and went to a fourth of July parade. But what I rember most is all the laughter as when you got Aunt Lilly and My Uncle and grandfather together is was like going to a comedy show. I will miss your laughter and smile. Love you
Lilly was a great lady. Sweet as could be, I will never forget the years that we were together. I think of her many times a day. She is surely missed by me and all of our friends. God Bless Lilly.
Lil was the best. I shared so many of those Sundays with the family. June and I have been best friends since we were 6 so the stories and memories are many. She indeed loved to cook. Her Christmas cookies were the best. From the time June and I over flowed the bath tub and flooded the basement, right through making Lil listen to our concerts and shine her "bee hive" lights on us as kids and then trying to teach her and my mother horseback riding lessons (they wouldn't stop laughing). The genuine laughs and happiness were an amazing part of my childhood. There are people that have such an influence on your life, she was one of those people. RIP to one of the greatest. With love, Kelly
