October 24, 2022

We are saddened to learn of Sylvia’s death, but know that Ed has been waiting for her.  She was a kind, generous and loving person, and we feel blessed to have known her and all the Trees clan.  With great sympathy and love, Traci and Dennis Downey

October 19, 2022

Jeff, Brian, Greg and Karen.  I was sad to read of your mother’s passing.  Our families had so many connections at various levels, and I have many fond memories of shared occasions.  She was a remarkable woman, and loved by so many.  She will be missed.  Sincere condolences. “Ned” Kreider

October 18, 2022

Our deepest sympathies to Jeff, Brian, Karen, Greg, and their extended families. Sylvia was one of my dearest friends. We go back a long way– to the Brecht school days. I loved every moment we spent together–our regular “Koffee Klatches” where we pondered and solved ??? any injustices, local, national, and worldwide. And, we had our annual excursions to any and all craft shows– snowmen being the target of her searches. I will always remember the love she had for her family and her community. Her contagious smile, her kindness and thoughtfulness will be missed.

October 17, 2022

Our deepest sympathies to Sylvia’s entire family.  Sylvia was our only cousin on our father’s side of the family.  Her mother and our father were sister and brother. We have many fond memories of her at family gatherings, holidays, and at the shore when we were growing up. One day when she was a senior in high school, she took me (Carol Ann), a first grader, to school with her.  That was a special day!
Although we were not in close contact after she and Ed married, we always remembered each other at Christmas and she sent many old family pictures to us over the years.
Again, we are so sorry for your loss.
Carol Ann Reese Feister and Mary Frances Reese Colby

October 17, 2022

Our deepest condolences to the Trees family. Your mother was full of life, energy and spirit. He snowman collection was impressive, we enjoyed time spent with your parents and they are together again.
Take Care of Each Other, Chris and Mark Gimber

October 16, 2022

My children and I knew Mrs. Trees as a teacher at Highland Presbyterian Church’s Preschool.  She was such a kind and caring person–the quintessential grandmother to all the little children.  It is now almost 30 years later and we still think of her in that role.  God bless her; may she be at rest. Kathleen Shuman

October 16, 2022

We send our deep condolences to the family whom she dearly loved.  Sylvia will be remembered by her caring and friendly soul.  Her smile was a beautiful ray of sunshine whenever we were around her.  Lovingly she will be missed.  Sincerely, Tracy and Brenda Miller 

October 16, 2022

To all the Trees Family. I don’t know if you remember me or not but my wife & I were friends of you Mom & Dad. I wanted to express my condolences for the loss of your Mom. The last time I saw your Mom was at your Dad’s funeral. She was a very nice lady
Ronald Ford

October 16, 2022

My sincere condolences to Greg, Karen, Brian, Jeff and the entire Trees family. Sylvia was a special lady and we loved spending time with Sylvia, Ed, Greg and family. Lots of special memories. Hugs, Kim (and Jim)

October 16, 2022

Hi Everyone. I remember your mom well. I remember her being vibrant. 
 
Terry Sears Buhay

October 14, 2022

Tony and I are so sorry about Sylvia…she was a dear person to us.  Sylvia was the first friend we had when we moved to Lancaster.  It  was fun to make strawberry jam with her.  May God Bless her as she journed to heaven.  Love, Tony and Jaye