Condolence: Dear Terri, While we never met your mother, you radiate her blessed life as a shining example of a loving, compassionate daughter. We are sorry for your family’s loss.

Condolence: To the wonderful Ledva family, your family was led by a very strong yet very sweet woman. We are so sorry for your loss and hope that fond memories will comfort you. Love, Holly and Jon

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Condolence: Terri, I have fond memories of your mother from my childhood. Her smile, laughter and welcoming personality will be something I will always remember. My sincerest condolences during this tough time. I hope you find some good ways to truly celebrate your Mom's life. Sincerely, Lynne

Condolence: So sorry for your loss, Dan. My condolences to you and your family.

Condolence: Dear Ledva Family, I wish to express my sympathy on your loss. I pray for strength and peace in the upcoming months for your family. Sincerely, MaryJean McCauley (friend to Kathy and Terri)

Condolence: Our deepest sympamty to all the Ledva Family. Our Thoughts & Prayers are with all of you. You will be missed with your great warm smile. Love, Mark, Janice, Samantha,Billy & Katherine.

Condolence: We will miss your terribly- thank you for always being so loving, welcoming and gracious. You're warm spirit will live on with all the family and friends you have touched throughout your great life. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the Ledva Family. Love, Brian, Wendy, Sydney and Charlotte Rathjen

Condolence: Dear Terri. My sincerest condolences to you and your family. You must be so sad. Just know that you are not alone and have the support and love of all your friends - especially me. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Allison

Condolence: My condolences to the Ledva family. My Aunt Annie was a wonderful person. So kind and thoughtful thinking of everyone else first. What an amazing family she and Uncle Mike have raised. She will be dearly missed.

Condolence: My Dear Friend Terri: I offer you and the entire Ledva Family my deepest condolences to each and everyone of you for the passing of your loved one. May God Bless you all and guide you through this troubling time. My thoughts and prayers are with you always.

Condolence: Dear Mr. Ledva, My Dear Terri, and the entire Ledva Family: I extend my condolences to each of you. Remembering Mrs L, My heart is heavy and comforted at the same time, thinking of special memories in the Ledva household. I am so grateful to be one of many that was so warmly welcomed into your home, whether for a quick hello, which was never just that, always tea, a snack and nice conversation at the kitchen table. So special to me was the invite to St. John's for Velija. The lunches, dinners, celebrations, or just happy hour so memorable. I thought I WAS THE SPECIAL ONE, to be invited into your home, but it turns out, you made EVERYONE feel special, and for that, I applaud you Mr. & Mrs. L, job well done. With Love Michele

Condolence: My deepest sympathy to the entire Ledva family. Aunt Annie was a kind, generous and loving woman. A truly wonderful Aunt and Godmother to me. She will be dearly missed but will live on in our hearts and minds. So many wonderful memories and good times! Love and prayers to all.

Condolence: Kathy, Harry and Family, Bill and I send our deepest condolences to you and the entire Ledva family. Your mother was such a kind and lovely woman who raised an amazing family. Whom I know she was so proud of. Thinking and praying for you all. Bill and Kathi

Condolence: Much love and prayers to the entire Ledva Family on the passing of my Godmother dear "Aunt Annie". Aunt Annie was so very good to me for over 50 years and I will cherish the memories. How I loved being asked to spend the night at her home after the first time, when I couldn't make it through the night! I'll remember her smile, her laugh, her wonderful hospitality and kindness. Her Slovak Christmas Eve dinners with delicious food and the most beautiful china and crystal I had ever seen as a youngster. Trips with my family and hers to HersheyPark, Litt Brothers to see the Enchanted Colonial Village, Sea Isle in 1971 with Terri and John and Aunt Annie and Uncle Mike, who surprised me and picked me up on their way from Philly. I'll always remember sitting on the corner of Princess Avenue in Marlton, waiting patiently for Aunt Annie and Uncle Mike and Terri and some of her children to come visit us...I would look to Route 73 for the green car I knew was theirs. I remember her being there with Mom, Karla and me the night my father passed away and spending the night with us and helping my Mom with the difficult choices she had to make that week. Beautiful memories of spending time with Aunt Annie, Uncle Mike and Terri in Yellowstone, Grand Tetons, The Badlands, Mt. Rushmore in 1993. Trips to the Leo Mall, movies that she would take Terri and me to (Chitty Chitty Bang Bang in 1968), Goodnoes ice cream parlor in our pajamas on a warm, summer evening when I spent the night in the late '60's. Her kindness and understanding when I was sliding on socks in her foyer at age 10 and broke a favorite vase of hers. I remember her pride in displaying my Christmas drawing and "window shade" door decoration for probably 25 years; long after their childhood talent had expired. So many wonderful memories of an Aunt who loved her Godson, and he, her. Thank you, dear Aunt Annie! I'm so glad I got to visit you late last month. The love you shared, the kindness you showed, the legacy you leave will never be forgotten. Say hi to Mom for me... Your loving Godson, Frank Tolkacz

Condolence: We will miss Mrs. Ledva. She was always smiling and very gracious. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends.