Birth date: Dec 7, 1948 Death date: Aug 1, 2024
Born December 7, 1948, Geneva, Switzerland Salt Lake Community College, Registered Nurse John Hasson - Married Provo Temple, January 24, 1998 Occupation: Registered Nurse and Mom Children: Jamie Vesterfelt, son, Christian Vesterfe Read Obituary
I could not have hand picked a better mother-in-law. She was exactly what I needed when life was so hard. She was perfectly imperfect. I miss her smile and laugh.
She and I have spent SO much time together healing. She had no idea how beautiful, smart, funny, and loving she is. I know my life is better because I had her. I love you Mom!
Rondee was a class act. She was always kind. She was always calm and collected. She was always doing. She was always singing. She was self deprecating. She didn't think she was pretty. I thought she was beautiful. She didn't think of herself as strong. I saw her go through extremely difficult things with the strength and resilience of a champion. She didn't think she was particularly smart. She was smart, and more importantly she was wise. Rondee was one of best people I have known in my life.
I had the opportunity to visit Rondee once a week as a hospice volunteer for several months before her death. I was always impressed with her sweet and optimistic spirit, even when it was hard for her to communicate or move. We would read together or discuss TV shows or just sit and visit. I'll miss her but I'm glad she lived a good life and is in her heavenly home.
I still to this day remember her kindness. She always treated me like a member of the family. She was also a very skilled and insightful nurse. She managed to recognize several conditions in me as a teenager that my own doctors didn't for at least another 20 years.
Rondee and I were great friends in our teens I spent a lot of time at their family home and at church. Rondee was always fun and unpredictable. She always adhered to church teachings and was very spiritual. Rondee overcame a lot of adversity and sadness in her life with courage I know she is at peace and has met her heavenly family and is now in their warm embrace.
I always enjoyed working with Rondee. She was so insightful, thoughtful, and elegant. She wanted the best for everyone and rarely let on how much she was juggling. An amazing soul!
This was when Mom was still able to walk- with a walker, about 2014-ish. I had Mom and Daddy visit for a week. She decided to walk down the hall to the bathroom, on her own. She didn't get very far and ended up falling into the wall. She just so happened to hit right between the studs and made a huge hole in the drywall. Thankfully, she was not seriously injured. But for the rest of the trip, she couldn't find her glasses. Several years later, when I got around to fixing the drywall , I cleaned the debris out from inside the wall, and I found her glasses!
Hello Rondee's family! It's been a long time, but I wanted to say how much I love your mom and what a blessing it was to know and live by all of you. She was so warm, loving, smart, spunky and a great model of a strong women. Sending love to all of you as well.
