Emma’s+in+Memoriam

All about Louise Zeko: in honor of my grandmother

I will always have memories of Louise, even though she isn’t alive. She was always kind and welcoming. She was always smiling and gave you a hug every time you saw her. Louise died when I was seven years old, so it was four or five years ago. She lived in a place called Whittier. I have a lot of memories from holidays at her house. Every year we used to stay at her house for Christmas. She had an empty bedroom so it was kind of like my family had a room in her house. I rememeber she always had a bowl of choclolate kisses on her table. I really liked this. We also went to her house a lot because she had a pool in her backyard. I remember everyone in that part of my family would come to her house and we would have a giant pool party. She used to play the piano really well, but unfortunately she got arthritis. I never even knew she had it because she was still strong. I always loved to play the piano in her house because I only had played a key board. It was a big shock when she died because she died really suddenly. I never was **super** close to her, but I do know that she was an amazing woman. I see to have more memories of her house than of her, but all the ones of her are positive.