Hannah Jade Wallet, 10, second daughter born to Mechelle and Jimmie Wallet in their La Conchita home on Nov. 7, 1994, was taken from us by Mother Nature on Jan. 10, 2005, by a massive mudslide in La Conchita, along with her two younger sisters, Raven Violet (6) and Paloma Jolie (2).
Her mother, Michelle (Talkington) Wallet (37) also perished in the tragedy. Let it be known that Michelle was found with her arms wrapped around her baby, Paloma, with the sisters close by. They died instantly, thus remaining the darling angels they were known to us all on earth.
Hannah was the quiet, wise soul, except when she was playing or dancing. She had remarkable patience and kindness toward her younger sisters. Most pronounced about our stunningly beautiful Hannah, was her talent and love for drawing. It was obvious at a very young age that she had inherited her parents' passion for drawing and design. Like her older sister, Jasmine, who survived, she had a terrific flair for designing outfits. She and Raven would rush to their Aunt Linda's closet and model an endless array of clever costumes, fully accessorized, of course, from head to toe.
Love of music proliferated from both sides of Hannah's family. She took to the piano at a very young age. Her little fingers could not resist any piano or organ seen nearby. She had looked very forward to more lessons. This very precious angel and old soul is survived by the many relatives listed in her mother Mechelle's obituary, as well as an inordinate amount of very close family friends.
01-23-05
Her mother, Michelle (Talkington) Wallet (37) also perished in the tragedy. Let it be known that Michelle was found with her arms wrapped around her baby, Paloma, with the sisters close by. They died instantly, thus remaining the darling angels they were known to us all on earth.
Hannah was the quiet, wise soul, except when she was playing or dancing. She had remarkable patience and kindness toward her younger sisters. Most pronounced about our stunningly beautiful Hannah, was her talent and love for drawing. It was obvious at a very young age that she had inherited her parents' passion for drawing and design. Like her older sister, Jasmine, who survived, she had a terrific flair for designing outfits. She and Raven would rush to their Aunt Linda's closet and model an endless array of clever costumes, fully accessorized, of course, from head to toe.
Love of music proliferated from both sides of Hannah's family. She took to the piano at a very young age. Her little fingers could not resist any piano or organ seen nearby. She had looked very forward to more lessons. This very precious angel and old soul is survived by the many relatives listed in her mother Mechelle's obituary, as well as an inordinate amount of very close family friends.
01-23-05
Hannah Jade Wallet, 10, second daughter born to Mechelle and Jimmie Wallet in their La Conchita home on Nov. 7, 1994, was taken from us by Mother Nature on Jan. 10, 2005, by a massive mudslide in La Conchita, along with her two younger sisters, Raven Violet (6) and Paloma Jolie (2).
Her mother, Michelle (Talkington) Wallet (37) also perished in the tragedy. Let it be known that Michelle was found with her arms wrapped around her baby, Paloma, with the sisters close by. They died instantly, thus remaining the darling angels they were known to us all on earth.
Hannah was the quiet, wise soul, except when she was playing or dancing. She had remarkable patience and kindness toward her younger sisters. Most pronounced about our stunningly beautiful Hannah, was her talent and love for drawing. It was obvious at a very young age that she had inherited her parents' passion for drawing and design. Like her older sister, Jasmine, who survived, she had a terrific flair for designing outfits. She and Raven would rush to their Aunt Linda's closet and model an endless array of clever costumes, fully accessorized, of course, from head to toe.
Love of music proliferated from both sides of Hannah's family. She took to the piano at a very young age. Her little fingers could not resist any piano or organ seen nearby. She had looked very forward to more lessons. This very precious angel and old soul is survived by the many relatives listed in her mother Mechelle's obituary, as well as an inordinate amount of very close family friends.
01-23-05
Her mother, Michelle (Talkington) Wallet (37) also perished in the tragedy. Let it be known that Michelle was found with her arms wrapped around her baby, Paloma, with the sisters close by. They died instantly, thus remaining the darling angels they were known to us all on earth.
Hannah was the quiet, wise soul, except when she was playing or dancing. She had remarkable patience and kindness toward her younger sisters. Most pronounced about our stunningly beautiful Hannah, was her talent and love for drawing. It was obvious at a very young age that she had inherited her parents' passion for drawing and design. Like her older sister, Jasmine, who survived, she had a terrific flair for designing outfits. She and Raven would rush to their Aunt Linda's closet and model an endless array of clever costumes, fully accessorized, of course, from head to toe.
Love of music proliferated from both sides of Hannah's family. She took to the piano at a very young age. Her little fingers could not resist any piano or organ seen nearby. She had looked very forward to more lessons. This very precious angel and old soul is survived by the many relatives listed in her mother Mechelle's obituary, as well as an inordinate amount of very close family friends.
01-23-05
