Birth date: Mar 11, 1925 Death date: Apr 10, 2012
Agnes B. Yursky (nee Matcho), 87, passed away on April 10, 2012 surrounded by her family at home in North Ridgeville following a long illness. Agnes was born on March 11, 1925 in Windber, PA. She had been a resident of North Ridge Read Obituary
The Lovely Lady-in-Red.
Class and grace personified!
Forever Loved... Always Cherished... Never Forgotten...
I love you Mom.
Agnes raised good kids and her oldest, Carol, is my dear, dear friend. Through Carol and her siblings I had the pleasure of getting to know Agnes. I remember her as vibrant, with a quick sense of humor. When we were young she taught us a little ditty that I still sing today. She was also an amazing cook and baker. There was always a warm welcome for me at her home. I will miss you, Agnes. Go with God.
Agnes you will be missed, thank you for your kind words on the occasions we were together with your family !
I am very forunate to have met you along the journey of life.
may peace find your family as you have entered into rest with our savior, for he is the forunate one,
god bless,
Susan & Paul Doerger
I was honered to be a part of Agnes life. I was one of her caregivers and Agnes was a very lovely lady.s I took lots of pictures of her,some of her and Ed and Mary and Aggie! I have heard of all the ball room dancing,all the great food she made and esp the cheesecake that I will be making. :) The whole family is very loving and caring, I will never forget Aggie!! . All of you are in my thoughts and prayers and I am only a phone call away!! God Bless each and every one of you!! xoxo Love you, Dean and Rochelle
I have such warm and wonderful memories of mrs Yursky. I always felt welcome and loved. And oh, that cheesecake!
Auntie Aggie will always be remembered in a special way. My parents loved being with her and Ed. When I think of her, I recall her beauty and kindness and love for her family. A very lovely person in all ways.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
I will never forget the beautiful ballroom dancing. My Aunt Agnes and Uncle Ed were the stars of every family wedding and party!
