Contributions to the tribute of Dana Klimas

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Danute Musteikis-Rankis posted a condolence

Friday, June 19, 2015

Mielai Klimu seimai, ypac P. Antanui, To the Klimas Family, especially Antanas, Giliausia uzuojauta siunciu Jums neteke brangios zmonos, mamos ir mociutes Danguoles. Nors jau 40 metu praejo kol bendravau su jumis, labai malonus ispudziai belieka, ir nuo mano a.a. tetes Antano. Tegul ji ilsis ramybei, ir kad Jus visus sildo seimos zydinys. deepest sympathy to you upon the loss of your dear wife, mother and grandmother Danguole. Even though I haven't lived in your community over 40 years, very pleasant memories remain, along with those of my departed father Antanas. That she rest in peace, and that you find comfort in the memories at the family hearth. Su Pagarba, Danute Musteikyte-Rankiene

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Rimas Musteikis lit a candle

Monday, June 1, 2015

My deepest užuojauta and condolences to Dr. Antanas, Paulius, Tadas, Ruta, Lina and your families. I will always remember Mrs. Klimas as very kind and sweet, she will be missed. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

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Dalia (Uzemis) Woodliff posted a condolence

Sunday, May 31, 2015

My prayers and condolences to the entire Klimas Family. Dr.Klimas was my Russian professor at the University of Rochester and I remember how much he loved his wife and talked about her love of nature and gardens. She is now tending God's Garden. Peace be with Dr. Antanas and his children - Tadas, Ruta, Paulius, Lina and all the grandchildren.

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Jan L. Naujokas posted a condolence

Sunday, May 31, 2015

So sorry to hear of my dear friend Danguole, but I know her body and soul are lighter. We used to go everywhere together when she got older and couldn't drive much, she was a joy. She found joy is nature especially, she taught me so much and made me appreciate the littlest thing. I remember once we were working on flowers and I needed something green not to heavy she said pick the birch tree branches, they have such small leaves so delicate in the Spring. She was right and I will never forget that. She loved, being Lithuanian, she loved nature which is part of her Lithuuanian soul. she loved her children and talked about them and her grandchildren every time we went out. she loved to dance and I often thought she was the bell of the ball dancing and swinging to music. Yes, she would repeat her stories and I could almost tell them word by word but she told them with such feeling. Leaving Lithuania with her mother was traumatic for her family. I will miss her. Prayers.

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Laura Pierce-Foglia posted a condolence

Sunday, May 31, 2015

Miela Klimų Šeima, Siunčiam Jums visiems nuoširdžią užuojautą. Nijole Pierce Tomas, Rhonda ir Veronica Pierce Laura ir Keith Foglia

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Robert Kostas Petrauskas posted a condolence

Sunday, May 31, 2015

A wonderful person & member of the Lithuanian community, may she Rest In Peace.

Dana Klimas

1925 - 2015

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