Ruth Enloe

Our sympathy to the family. I remember her making a long dress for me back in the 70’s. What a talented and gracious lady.

That is the most beautiful, wonderful and heartfelt obituaries I have ever read! And I read a lot of them! How I wish I had known her! What a marvelous lady!

That is absolutely the most amazing obituary I have ever read! What a fantastic lady! I wish I had the pleasure of knowing her! She was like a little white tornado all her life...just unbelievably busy and accomplished so much and most importantly, she was blessed with a beautiful family and they were all blessed to have her in their lives! She will still watch over all of you!! God bless her beautiful heart and soul.

In Loving Memory of Ruth Mae Lorrene Enloe, A Sympathy Gift of Single Tree has been Planted In Loving Memory of Ruth Mae Lorrene Enloe courtesy of Thelma.

Enloe Family, Sorry to hear about the passing of Ruth. She was a Great woman, and the Rock of the Enloe farm. She made a visit to the Philadelpha area one time. Her and Bill sat down at the dining room table for a long chat with my dad Jim. One from the Philly area and two from a rural Wisconsin area. Funny thing, Ruth and my dad Jim had one thing in common, on cold nights, their parents would heat up a brick, and place it in their bed to keep them warm. Only a small note, but it goes to show you, as humans we do similar things. Even to this day, several of Ruth's crochet blankets are still in operation across the Lynam family households. Son Bob Enloe, was famous for wearing wool stocking caps while teaching and playing basketball in Philly. Ruth made sure Bob was comfortable by sewing in a cotton liner in his wool hats. Miles away from Rewey Wi, but Ruth was still looking out for her boys. Hang in there Enloe's, Love you guys! Lynam's Philadelphia area.