Death date: Aug 10, 2014
McClatchey, Adela, age 91, was called to her just reward on Sunday, August 10, 2014, passing peacefully in her Madison Heights Home. Adela was the beloved wife of the late Patrick. Loving moth- er of Patrick (Marg), the late Maure Read Obituary
Aunt Adele was always the most loving, caring person. I remember when she and your Dad lived in our upstairs flat. I would look forward to running up the stairs so I could polish her copper bottom pans. She loved to hang them on display. The fact that I looked forward to it says it all. You were lucky to have had such an exceptional Mother ...and we were all so very lucky to have had her in our lives. My thoughts and prayers will be with you.
What a wonderful, faith filled, feisty blessing to all. I am sorry I am not able to visit.
My prayers are with you all.
Ed Haggerty
May Adela Rest in Peace. We extend our deepest sympathy to the McClatchey family.
She is surrounded by love and grace. Kevin and Diane Murphy
I feel blessed to have known "Grandma" McClatchey for over 40 years (all the years that Margaret and Pat have been married...). Through the years she would send a beautiful note in a yearly Christmas card. Prayers for the family as they go through these next few weeks. Sincerely, Robin Meyer Michel
I'm sorry for your loss may the lord be with your family in this time of sorrow. Mrs. McClatchey was a beautiful person, as I remember her she had very quick wit would always have something funny to say. A light in my life has gone out she will be missed dearly.
John Gawthrop
Among the most treasured memories of my childhood are the many visits to the loving, frolicsome McClatchey household with my parents Al and Jane Rutkowski. So many kids, so much fun! A dad with an Irish accent and a mom with red hair and a big smile... the best!
Mary Ann (Rutkowski) Watson
This picture is how I will always remember my Grandma. Even in the end when she was in pain, she found the strength to smile and ask how WE were doing. When we would ask how she was doing she'd say 'Not bad for an old lady'. :) She was incredibly brave and fiercely loyal. I'm so glad she is no longer suffering, but will miss her dearly.
Profound sympathy and much love to all of our McClatchey cousins. Aunt Adele, Uncle Pat and all of you are forvever a part of the fabric of our lives. Much love, Ron and Geri (Dalton) Tuscany Tucson, Az
