What a wonderful, long life Ruth enjoyed! She was such a sweet person - she will be remembered by all whose life she touched.

I am blessed to call Ruth part of my family. She always made me feel special and loved. March the 12th will never be the same for me. I wish I could be with all of you at this time and I send all my love to you.

We will always remember Ruth and Stan with the greatest respect. Ruth, I will miss your macaroni and cheese and Tom will miss your hush puppies at our parties. I will always think of you when I make my "raspberry slop" that you so loved, and got to eat the leftovers. We always knew we were in capable hands at the park. We will miss you, but we know you are where your heart is, with Stan. Tom and Carol Wolsey

What can we say? We have had the great pleasure of knowing Ruth and Stan over forty years and having a trailer at their park. We have enjoyed many conversations over the years. Ruth and Stan both took great pride in the park and wanted everyone to just enjoy themselves and get along with others. At parties, Ruth outdid herself, spoiling us with her homemade goodies, that we all looked forward to. Ruth, you will be sorely missed as we have missed Stan. You both put your heart and souls into running a wonderful place we proudly call our second home.

Ruth was a true southern lady with a little spunk. Although she loved her home in Montour and her “family” at her summer home on Seneca lake, it was obvious to anyone that knew her that “Georgia was always on her Mind”. She loved fresh watermelon, her special hushpuppies and the Georgia Bulldogs. Ruth was a loving Mom who was very proud of her sons, daughter-in-laws and grandchildren. She loved to tell stories about the good old days and always had time for one to pull up a chair and share a story or two of their own. Her true love was her husband Stan. Deb and I never had the pleasure of meeting Stan but felt we knew him well through Ruth’s ongoing memories. Stan also loved Rundle’s Trailer Park and had a dream to share it with others for years to come. Ruth proudly carried out Stan’s wishes and often met challenges with, “Well that’s the way Stan wanted it, so that’s the way it will be.” We will always be thankful to Ruth for her hospitality, kindness, laughter and for letting us enjoy a small piece of her and Stan’s dream at Seneca lake. She will truly be missed, but will always remain in our memories.