Sophie Musial

Musial, Sophie Angels brought her home to heaven to be reunited with her loving husband, Larry and son Jeff on February 9, 2019 at the age of 101. Dear Mom of Chris. Cherished Grandma of Donna (Bruce), Debbie, Shelley (Dan), Lisa (Bill), Connie (John), Jessi and Brittany(Lexie). Precious Great Grandma of Lindsay (Marshon), Jared, Matt (Lauren), Jamie (Luke), Rachel (Matt), Alyssa, Molly (Nathan), Abigail (Reid), Jacob, Ryan, JJ (Kealia), Derek (Gabriella), Trent (Dani), Nathan and Sophie. Great Great Grandma of Charlie, Harper, Gabby, Olive and 3 to be born this year. Visitation at St. John the Evangelist, 8500 W. Cold Spring Rd. on Saturday, February 16, 10 am - 11:45 AM with Mass of Christian Burial at 12 PM. Sophie enriched our lives and lives of all who met her. She touched every life and person she came in contact with, radiating positivity! Everyone around her could not only feel it but was unknowingly impacted by her. She had a remarkable gift of making you feel special, valued, and most of all loved. It didn’t matter if it was a brief encounter or hours spent playing cards or conversations had while visiting our "Golden Girls". She brought out the best in all of us and we grew to follow her lead. Through her infectious smile, her patient ear and her sharp wit, we learned to love one another deeply always maintaining a strong sense of family. She lived a humble life which was rooted in unwavering faith and unconditional love. Her legacy lives on the hearts of all who knew her. When we found out in casual conversation that she never had a teddy bear while growing up it didn't take long to spread that news through the family. Soon she was showered with teddy bears of all sizes including some with beautiful messages she could play over and over. Her immense bond with her daughter gave us all joy to see. The laughter they had right up to her last day was priceless. Her family kept her young! She was so proud of each and every grandchild and great grandchild and lit up when her great great granddaughters would come visit. She will forever be with us and her jokes and stories will forever be told for generations to come!