Birth date: Mar 29, 1923 Death date: May 20, 2025
Berneice "Bunny" Nittler, a beloved matriarch and treasured friend, passed away peacefully at her daughter's home in Donna, Texas, on May 20, 2025, at the remarkable age of 102. Born on March 29, 1923, in Electra, Texas, Bunny liv Read Obituary
My apologies for not doing a spell check on Mrs. Nittler's name before posting condolences.
I had the pleasure of working with Mrs. Nettles for two years when I taught at Monte Alto. She was the most pleasant lady to work with and always greeted everyone with a smile. She was the best! Sincere condolences to her family and friends.
My deepest sympathy to the family of Bunnie. I spent a lot of time with Bunnie when our husbands went deer hunting. I admired her very much because she had everything in order at her house and cooked the most delicious meals and often had Banana Pudding. She was a beautiful person inside and out. An outstanding wife, mother, and homemaker. In the beginning of our relationship, she had only Linda and Mark and I had a little boy named, Roy. then, Luann was born and I had a little girl named Rita. One time, we went quail hunting with all the children in tow. The birds were cleaned in the field, a fire built and Bunnie prepared the most delicious meal. She pan fried Irish cubed potatoes in grease, added the cleaned and dressed quail, and then sliced fresh cabbage and laid it on top of the quail. The cabbage was fresh straight from the field. She cooked this in a black cast iron skillet. with a lid. The steam cooked the cabbage. I thought it the most delicious meal and cooked it myself later. She was a very industrious and truly a Proverbs 31 woman. I have always know all the Nittlers from the grandparents and their children, except for one son who lived somewhere else. They came in my father's store at Hargill often. I believe they are all gone now of that generation. I will miss Bunnie. I sometimes called her to ask where certain places were located. One was Four Corners, a place where couples parked and went swimming, She told me it was near La Sara and she fished there with her daddy. Another place I asked her about was the Blue Moon., a popular place to dance. My parents met at the Blue Moon. Bunnie said the Blue Moon was at Pharr.
My deepest sympathy to the family of Bunnie. I spent a lot of time with Bunnie when our husbands went deer hunting. I admired her very much because she had everything in order at her house and cooked the most delicious meals and often had Banana Pudding. She was a beautiful person inside and out. An outstanding wife, mother, and homemaker. In the beginning of our relationship, she had only Linda and Mark and I had a little boy named, Roy. then, Luann was born and I had a little girl named Rita. One time, we went quail hunting with all the children in tow. The birds were cleaned in the field, a fire built and Bunnie prepared the most delicious meal. She pan fried Irish cubed potatoes in grease, added the cleaned and dressed quail, and then sliced fresh cabbage and laid it on top of the quail. The cabbage was fresh straight from the field. She cooked this in a black cast iron skillet. with a lid. The steam cooked the cabbage. I thought it the most delicious meal and cooked it myself later. She was a very industrious and truly a Proverbs 31 woman. I have always know all the Nittlers from the grandparents and their children, except for one son who lived somewhere else. They came in my father's store at Hargill often. I believe they are all gone now of that generation. I will miss Bunnie. I sometimes called her to ask where certain places were located. One was Four Corners, a place where couples parked and went swimming, She told me it was near La Sara and she fished there with her daddy. Another place I asked her about was the Blue Moon., a popular place to dance. My parents met at the Blue Moon. Bunnie said the Blue Moon was at Pharr.
