Calling Hours:
Friday, June 3, 2016, 6:00-9:00pm
Loutzenhiser-Randall Funeral Home and Cremation
Services, 416 Liberty St., Jamestown, PA
Saturday, June 4, 2016, 10:00-11:00am
Adamsville Presbyterian Church
3879 Main St., Adamsville, PA
Funeral Service:
Saturday, June 4, 2016, 11:00am
Adamsville Presbyterian Church
3879 Main St., Adamsville, PA
Rev. Harry Johns, III, officiating
Mrs. Saulsbery was born December 14, 1947 in Greenville, PA to the late Lloyd L. and Mary L. (Tremmel) Hunter. She married James W. Saulsbery Feb. 11, 1977; he survives.
She was a member of the Adamsville Presbyterian Church for over 30 years and retired after 38 years of driving school bus for the Conneaut School District. She was a member of the Atlantic Flower and Garden Club, was taking piano lessons, taught quilting classes and made dozens of quilts herself, enjoyed sewing and collected tins.
In addition to her husband, she is survived by two daughters, Laura J. Mott and her husband, John, and Jamie Lynn McKinstry and her husband, Patrick, all of Erie, PA; a son, Paul L. Keene and his wife, Jean, of Jamestown; four brothers, Larry Hunter and his wife, Deborah, of Shermansville, PA, Verne Hunter and his wife, Diane, of Youngsville, PA, Hayes Hunter and his wife, Deborah, of Jamestown, and Kirk Hunter and his wife, Judy, of Adamsville; and 3 grandchildren, Hunter Mott, Victoria Mott and Rachel Mott all of Erie.
She was preceded in death by a brother, Burton Lee Hunter.
Dear Laura and family…….Thinking of you at this difficult time. Your mom was such a sweet lady. I remember her so well when she used to drive Ann and Steve’s school bus. I know words can’t begin to comfort you at this sad time, but wanted to let you know I am thinking about you.
Dear Jim and girls–my heart is with you and many prayers and she cannot be replaced—-she was the most caring person and taught me so much quilting–and every time I make the bed with the quilt that she quilted for me , I do not have a dry eyes. I will see you tomorrow DarlaI
Dear Jim and family so sorry to see that Barb is gone my heart goes out to you all Prayers to all of you she will be missed
I am so sad she didn’t beat the disease. Her quilting and flower growing were wonderful! You were blessed to have her in your life. Peace and blessings to all.
Thoughts and prayers to your family. Barb drove bus in Hartstown and got my boys to school safety for a few years. She was always pleasant and was great with my boys.
My sympathy to all the family for the loss of Barb. She and I attended the same grade school. I ran into her the day before her surgery. She had such a positive attitude about beating the cancer. I am sorry she did not. She will be remembered for her courage in her fight.
To Jim and family, Your wife and mother was one of those people that brought a smile to your face when you met up somewhere. She taught me how to quilt. A gift I will always treasure. Each and every time I make a quilt, Barb always comes to mind. The many hints and words of encouragement she offered as I struggled to learn to piece my quilt tops are still invaluable today. She has left a legacy with each quilter she has taught. I am so glad she was a person I got to know in my life’s journey. May you find comfort in the many beautiful quilts she made and memories all of you shared.
My family’s thots are with you we all enjoyed her company
My sympathy to Jim and the whole family on your loss. I took my first quilt class with Barb at Adamsville church. I learned to love doing quilts and have made many more.
She was always patient and fun to be with. I was blessed to have known her.
To Barbara’s family. I am sorry I never got to know her but she must have been a wonderful person. Her brother, Larry, is a neighbor and a friend. My condolences to her brothers, children, and grandchildren. I’m sure she will be missed.