Condolences for Elaine A. (Wuensch) Bina

I am so sorry for loss. You may not remember me but I certainly remember working with your mom and her daughters at Ridgeview. She was a hoot to work with and it warms my heart to think of her. May she rest in peace.

I am so very sorry for your loss. Keep the loving memories close and know how much she knew she was loved by your whole family. Sending you all tons of prayers during this difficult time. I will see you at the funeral. Stay blessed.

Our sincere condolences to Elaine’s family. Elaine touched so many lives and will be thought of often and never forgotten. So many grandchildren what a blessing! May your hearts be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. This Bible verse recorded in John 5:28 has been of comfort to our family when experiencing a loss. It reads “all those in the memorial tombs will hear his (Jesus Christ) voice and come out “. The death of a loved one is extremely painful but have faith in God Jehovah’s promise of a resurrection. May the God of all comfort give strength and his love to each of you always.

We hold you in our hearts and prayers, God holds you in His arms. Family is a wonderful gift,, surround yourselves with all the beautiful memories, they remain in your hearts forever.

Being Elaine's full time CNA on nights for the 1st couple months she was with us at Benedictine was truly a joy and honor. We bonded quick over the friendship she had with my aunt and uncle, Leo & Shirley Servais and Elaine's daughter, Lisa. Conversation came easy and laughter even easier. The night I put her CPAP on upside down so what should've been in her nose was in her eyes was the best. Without a moments hesitation she says "Now I know why it's for breathing not seeing" She laughed until she cried...we both did!! She was a true gem...Judi

a wonderful tribute to your Mother, my condolences to the entire Bina Family