This is my gramma. I miss her dearly. She used to tickle my back and let me play with the road map veins on the backs of her hands when I was a little girl. She would say I was going to fall and bust my epiglotis and I've said that very thing to my kids and grandkids. Give Dad and Smudge a big hug for me, Gramma and teach everyone in Heaven how to sing the alphabet backwards! I love you more than I can express.
My deepest sympathy, prayers and love to Thelma’s family. I have many wonderful memories of her when her family lived in Lindley and then after the moved to Lawrenceville and I started working at bank. She was a very sweet lady. She is now walking the streets of gold with Jesus. . I can rejoice that I will see her again some day when the Lord calls me home. Hugs, love and prayers to her family.
