Ellen Peters Wyatt was the finest example of a Christian I have ever met, and I am proud to say that she was my great grandmother. She taught us to treat every day as it might be another person's last day on earth- as it very well could be. She had Parkinson's disease, with her hands shaking constantly, but that did not deter her from having a beautiful flower garden, or such things as making hand-squeezed homemade lemonade for her great grandchildren. She raised my mother, Donna Lee Wyatt Sharp, and my mother was a fine, kindhearted, easily-forgiving true "lady" who exemplifies Ellen's teachings. Since Parkinson's and death claimed her limbs, it is NOW that Ellen does truly dance in Heaven, glory to God in the highest.
Ellen Peters Wyatt was the finest example of a Christian I have ever met, and I am proud to say that she was my great grandmother. She taught us to treat every day as it might be another person's last day on earth- as it very well could be. She had Parkinson's disease, with her hands shaking constantly, but that did not deter her from having a beautiful flower garden, or such things as making hand-squeezed homemade lemonade for her great grandchildren. She raised my mother, Donna Lee Wyatt Sharp, and my mother was a fine, kindhearted, easily-forgiving true "lady" who exemplifies Ellen's teachings. Since Parkinson's and death claimed her limbs, it is NOW that Ellen does truly dance in Heaven, glory to God in the highest.
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