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Our Friends & Loved Ones
I have chosen to play the midi " Amazing Grace " for this page because it was my mother's favorite hymn. It will always have special meaning for me.
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I don't know why the
angels came,
And decided to take you away.
They must have needed someone very special,
When they carried you on their wings that day.
I wondered how they could take you from me,
And leave me here on my own.
Then I realized your love would live on inside me,
So in my heart, I would never be alone.
God must have had a greater purpose for you,
When He decided your time on earth was done.
He must have wanted you for a heavenly angel,
So you would be able to watch over everyone.
The angels told Him you were so very special,
And could make the world a greater place to live.
So with wings full of love, they took you to Heaven
Now everyone can feel all the love you have to give.
In Memory of a Dear Lady
Hulda (Holly) S. Wilder
March 10, 1919 - May 15, 1996
Submitted by: Donna
In Loving Memory Of:
Galen DeMoe and Wanda DeMoe
In loving memory of my
grandmother
Florence May (Plant)
Knople
April 10, 1908 - October 22, 1998
Submitted by: Chris
In loving memory of my Mom
Marie R. Herron
Nov. 4 1908 - May 14 1997
Submitted by: Dawn
In loving memory of a woman I grew to love
Sophie Martel
Submitted by: Dawn
In honor of our wonderful loving Dad
Rev Armon F. Lathrop
July 1910 - Aug 1984
| Dad was preacher for many
E.U.B. and Methodist Churches in IN., IL., IO., WI., CO., OR., WA., and
CA.. He was born in Pottersburg, KS. July 1910 and his father was a
circut rider. He truly loved our Lord and all mankind and he taught his
four daughters love of God, Country and Family. It's very hard to see a
loved one with this type of disease. Towards the end he got down on his knees and looked up at his son-in-law and cried saying "Something is wrong with my head and I don't know what" yes, tears are coming down my cheeks as I write this but I have so many wonderful memories of growing up in a parsonage and always meeting new friends everywhere. Dad knows his four girls love him . |
Submitted by: Charlotte, Janet, Mary Lou and Karen Lathrop
In loving memory of my stepmother
Edith Friis
Submitted by: Dorothy Parker Friis
Dedicated In Loving Memory to:
Mary Ellen Rauch
|
DEAR MOM |
Submitted by: Sara J. Starr
"I'll always remember"
12/02/98
In Loving Memory Of My Mother:
GENEVIEVE S.
HINOJOS
01/05/11- 12/16/86
Submitted by: Madeline
In Loving Memory Of:
Dorothy G. Walker
Entered into rest 9/19/98
In Loving Memory Of:
Virginia Coopet
1/27/12 - 10/24/97
You are always in our heart and on our minds.
Submitted by: daughters Jan & Karen
In Loving Memory Of:
Helen Agnes Williams
3/21/1891-12/25/1974
"Grandma"
The angels took you away on
Christmas Day
Forced no more to linger,
No last word to say.
Jesus, when I step beyond the door
And reach that distant shore,
I could have no better prayer
Than to share both of your hugs
As I enter there.
Altzheimers Family List
Helen Agnes Williams (Grandma)
John Lynch (her brother)
Harry Williams (her son)
Mary Volmer (her daughter)
No more, please, dear Jesus.
PRAY FOR A CURE SOON.
In loving memory of:
Charles W. Conn
April 2, 1918 - Oct. 25, 1998
After five years of A & D.
He was 80
years old and the best father in the world.
Submitted by:Betty Cleary
In Memory of a Special Uncle
Mr. J.D. Bass
of Arlington, Tx
| He was one the kindest, most gentlest men that I have ever known. Uncle J.D. always had a kind word for everyone. He was a Spirit-filled man of God who loved Him and his family with all his heart. He was a tall, gentle giant who always made me feel special. He went home to be with the Lord on April 9, 1999, after having spent his last few days at home with his loving wife, Louise. He may not have known exactly where he was in his last days, but he knew where he was going. And that is what made him so special-his relation with his Heavenly Father-even through the very end of his life. I am thankful that God allowed this wonderful man to be a part of my Christian heritage. |
Submitted by: Robbie Farren
In Memory Of My Loving wife
RUTH AILEEN SPITZER
Ruth was diagnosed with Alzheimers approximately 10 yrs ago then had a stroke during carotid surgery 6 yrs ago. I cared for her at home until she passed away Friday April 20th,1999 due to a Massive Pulmanory Embolism.
She left her Me, 6 children,12 grandchildren and 4 greatgrandchildren
Submitted by: Mr. Spitzer
In Loving Memory Of Our Father
James W. Bryan
5/1/24-12/22/98
He was born with music in his soul and a song in his heart....
Submitted by: Jackie, Patsy, Jimmy, Cheryl and Vickie
In Memory Of "Grandma" Staples
Ruth Staples
5/1/24-12/22/98
| I am A certified Nurse's assistant in An Convanstent home in Sunny California. I moved in In January of 99 from Upstate New York... It was a hard move but I am still adjusting But I thought getting a job in what I love to do Was the right thing to do... So I got this Job that I am honored to Have... In a beautiful home.. I started to work Jan 19 And My first greastest memory was being intruduced to Mrs Staples.. Which I loved for her smile and her polite way that she wouldn't Spit for her daughter.... I was talking to Mrs Staples one day and she asked me to Call her Grandma And I told her that it would be hard for me to do so concidering I never had a grandma ... She said it was about time I had one So From then On I called this angel Grandma... I never in my 20 yrs of being in the Nursing field did I ever have such a honor not only was she funny Every Thing was JUST FINE.... The one day she made me feel so good was when I lifted her in bed she told me she she trusted me and loved me...... She meant so much to all of us here in the home But No one will ever knoe how special this lady was to me but her...... Not only was she my resident but she was MY GRANDMA.......I will miss her and I will cherish her memory forever and a day until ONE SWEET DAY..... |
Submitted by: Love always a GRANDDAUGHTER Bobbie Jo
In loving memory of:
Elsie Betts
Entered into rest on Jan. 4th 1986
Submitted by: daughter, Sandy
This will be in memory of our dear mother
Beatrice H. Rebello
July 20,1909 - Nov 10, 1994
| Mom was a beautiful person, full of life and full of love. She loved her home and her family. Mom loved to cook, especially pastry. It was'nt easy to watch her go downhill ever so slowly..Dad took it pretty hard those last years.He passed away before her,although hr mind was frail i could tell by the look in her eyes that she knew he had died. Mom faded fast after that. When i use to sroke her hair as she lay in the bed with that distant look in her eyes i would think how years before she took care of me...now the roles were reversed...... God answered our prayers that night as we all stood by her bed and told her it was ok to go.........I miss you mom |
Submitted by: Her children
This is to the memory of my
beautiful Grandmother
The second mother in my life. Passing with Alzheimers:
BELLA MAY (RILETT)
HOUSTON
1901 - 1988
Submitted by:Your Grandaughter
Cathay Charlene (Hoad) Silverthorne
In Loving Memory Of My Great-Grandmother:
MARTHA ROSS
| MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER PASSED AWAY ON THURSDAY JUNE 3.SHE WAS 97 YEARS OLD WHEN SHE LEFT US.HER NAME WAS MARTHA ROSS BUT EVERYONE CALLED HER (PAL).WHAT I WOULD LIKE TO SAY ABOUT HER IS HOW MUCH OF A SPECIAL PERSON SHE WAS AND ALWAYS WILL BE TO ME.SHE LIVED A LONG HAPPY LIFE.AND AS MUCH AS IT HURTS THAT SHE IS GONE I KNOW SHE IS IN A BETTER PLACE NOW.I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER SITTING NEXT TO HER THE DAY BEFORE SHE DIED AND HAVING HER LOOK UP AT ME AND HEARING HER SAY I LOVE YOU.THOSE WERE THE LAST WORDS SHE SAID BEFORE SHE PASSED AWAY AND I WILL REMEMBER THEM FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE. I LOVE YOU GREAT GRANDMA. |
Submitted by:Your Grandson, Danny (little Joe)
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