Wife of Henry Grady Stephens, Sr. Age 87, Resident of Ripley. Member of First Baptist Church. Mother of Wallace Mathew, Elwood and Henry Grady Stephens, Jr, (known as H.G.), Christine Moore, Berenice Clemmer, and Louise White.
Aunt Gertrude kept an inviting home, provided wonderful Southern home cooking and kept a beautiful yard with flowers that were exquisite and so very enjoyable. A fond childhood memory is a family visit from Texas to Mississippi, and we ate watermelon outside in Aunt Gertrude and Uncle Grady's beautiful yard at a picnic table. It was like a picture from Southern Living magazine, and she was widely known for her marvelous yard and flowers. (Nancy Yankie, grand neice)
Aunt Gertrude kept an inviting home, provided wonderful Southern home cooking and kept a beautiful yard with flowers that were exquisite and so very enjoyable. A fond childhood memory is a family visit from Texas to Mississippi, and we ate watermelon outside in Aunt Gertrude and Uncle Grady's beautiful yard at a picnic table. It was like a picture from Southern Living magazine, and she was widely known for her marvelous yard and flowers. (Nancy Yankie, grand neice)
Wife of Henry Grady Stephens, Sr. Age 87, Resident of Ripley. Member of First Baptist Church. Mother of Wallace Mathew, Elwood and Henry Grady Stephens, Jr, (known as H.G.), Christine Moore, Berenice Clemmer, and Louise White.
Aunt Gertrude kept an inviting home, provided wonderful Southern home cooking and kept a beautiful yard with flowers that were exquisite and so very enjoyable. A fond childhood memory is a family visit from Texas to Mississippi, and we ate watermelon outside in Aunt Gertrude and Uncle Grady's beautiful yard at a picnic table. It was like a picture from Southern Living magazine, and she was widely known for her marvelous yard and flowers. (Nancy Yankie, grand neice)
Aunt Gertrude kept an inviting home, provided wonderful Southern home cooking and kept a beautiful yard with flowers that were exquisite and so very enjoyable. A fond childhood memory is a family visit from Texas to Mississippi, and we ate watermelon outside in Aunt Gertrude and Uncle Grady's beautiful yard at a picnic table. It was like a picture from Southern Living magazine, and she was widely known for her marvelous yard and flowers. (Nancy Yankie, grand neice)
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