Wife to Charles L. Maphet (died 1958). Loving wife, mother, grandmother.
Elizabeth was my Grandmother. She lived out most of her life on the homestead that she helped establish in 1902 with Grandpa. After Grandpa died, she moved in with Aunt Lillian and Uncle Floyd Eells. Grandma had rheumitism, and for the last several years of her life, was wheelchair bound, but she was always sweet, always kind, and I never heard her complain. God bless you Grandma Maphet.
Thank you to my sweet friend SerenityNow for sponsoring this memorial.
Elizabeth was my Grandmother. She lived out most of her life on the homestead that she helped establish in 1902 with Grandpa. After Grandpa died, she moved in with Aunt Lillian and Uncle Floyd Eells. Grandma had rheumitism, and for the last several years of her life, was wheelchair bound, but she was always sweet, always kind, and I never heard her complain. God bless you Grandma Maphet.
Thank you to my sweet friend SerenityNow for sponsoring this memorial.
Wife to Charles L. Maphet (died 1958). Loving wife, mother, grandmother.
Elizabeth was my Grandmother. She lived out most of her life on the homestead that she helped establish in 1902 with Grandpa. After Grandpa died, she moved in with Aunt Lillian and Uncle Floyd Eells. Grandma had rheumitism, and for the last several years of her life, was wheelchair bound, but she was always sweet, always kind, and I never heard her complain. God bless you Grandma Maphet.
Thank you to my sweet friend SerenityNow for sponsoring this memorial.
Elizabeth was my Grandmother. She lived out most of her life on the homestead that she helped establish in 1902 with Grandpa. After Grandpa died, she moved in with Aunt Lillian and Uncle Floyd Eells. Grandma had rheumitism, and for the last several years of her life, was wheelchair bound, but she was always sweet, always kind, and I never heard her complain. God bless you Grandma Maphet.
Thank you to my sweet friend SerenityNow for sponsoring this memorial.
