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Elsie May <I>Walker</I> McCabe

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Elsie May Walker McCabe

Birth
Kiama, Kiama Municipality, New South Wales, Australia
Death
20 Jun 1984 (aged 82)
Lake Illawarra, Shellharbour City, New South Wales, Australia
Burial
Shellharbour, Shellharbour City, New South Wales, Australia Add to Map
Plot
11L-1-17
Memorial ID
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Daughter Of William and Ruby Walker, Wife of Thomas McCabe, and My Nan.
I spent a lot of time at my Nanna's as a kid, she always had a Freddo Frog or Yogi Bear chocolate waiting for you as you run in the backdoor, then you'd wash it down with a spider. We always had the run of the house when at Nan's.
My Nan was a devout Catholic, and was part of a team who cleaned/maintained and flowered the Church for sevices weekly or daily if needed, I often spent time with her doing the same. Nan Crocheted with the finest detail, her work was incredible, she also played the violin, and gardened with a vengance.
Another past time was the Queen who she admired intensely, she had all memorobilia, I have a Cane Lounge Suite that Nanna had paid 1000 pound for in 1957 when Queen Elizabeth 11 visited, and had sat in the chair at the Town Hall in, Wollongong; my Nan bought that suite, and when I tell the story today most think I'm pulling their leg ! Nan even had two Corgi's, that says it all.
She had a generous nature and a kind heart, when my mother was a child and living in Kiama, Swaggies would stop daily and aquire a meal or a jam sandwich, Nan did'nt know why they would only target her place, but she found out later that a white rag tied to her fence was a sign for other Swaggies, and only known to the Swagman, that a feed would be given in that household. Forever missed Nanna.
Daughter Of William and Ruby Walker, Wife of Thomas McCabe, and My Nan.
I spent a lot of time at my Nanna's as a kid, she always had a Freddo Frog or Yogi Bear chocolate waiting for you as you run in the backdoor, then you'd wash it down with a spider. We always had the run of the house when at Nan's.
My Nan was a devout Catholic, and was part of a team who cleaned/maintained and flowered the Church for sevices weekly or daily if needed, I often spent time with her doing the same. Nan Crocheted with the finest detail, her work was incredible, she also played the violin, and gardened with a vengance.
Another past time was the Queen who she admired intensely, she had all memorobilia, I have a Cane Lounge Suite that Nanna had paid 1000 pound for in 1957 when Queen Elizabeth 11 visited, and had sat in the chair at the Town Hall in, Wollongong; my Nan bought that suite, and when I tell the story today most think I'm pulling their leg ! Nan even had two Corgi's, that says it all.
She had a generous nature and a kind heart, when my mother was a child and living in Kiama, Swaggies would stop daily and aquire a meal or a jam sandwich, Nan did'nt know why they would only target her place, but she found out later that a white rag tied to her fence was a sign for other Swaggies, and only known to the Swagman, that a feed would be given in that household. Forever missed Nanna.

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