She was born the daughter of Frank Andre Bowers & Fay Tarwater in St. Louis, MO.
She was my mother-in-law, but to me she was my second Mom! You always knew where you stood with her. She didn't mix words and wasn't afraid to voice her opinion. She was a very strong woman and I loved her for it.
She was a fierce competitor. She took no prisoners, even in a simple game of cards. I only beat her once in all those games. She would just laugh. How I enjoyed those games!
She was the wife of Stanley Elliott, the mother of four children and three grandchilren when she passed away. She loved her family very much.
She was very special to me. She is one of my heros and is greatly missed!
She was my mother-in-law, but to me she was my second Mom! You always knew where you stood with her. She didn't mix words and wasn't afraid to voice her opinion. She was a very strong woman and I loved her for it.
She was a fierce competitor. She took no prisoners, even in a simple game of cards. I only beat her once in all those games. She would just laugh. How I enjoyed those games!
She was the wife of Stanley Elliott, the mother of four children and three grandchilren when she passed away. She loved her family very much.
She was very special to me. She is one of my heros and is greatly missed!
She was born the daughter of Frank Andre Bowers & Fay Tarwater in St. Louis, MO.
She was my mother-in-law, but to me she was my second Mom! You always knew where you stood with her. She didn't mix words and wasn't afraid to voice her opinion. She was a very strong woman and I loved her for it.
She was a fierce competitor. She took no prisoners, even in a simple game of cards. I only beat her once in all those games. She would just laugh. How I enjoyed those games!
She was the wife of Stanley Elliott, the mother of four children and three grandchilren when she passed away. She loved her family very much.
She was very special to me. She is one of my heros and is greatly missed!
She was my mother-in-law, but to me she was my second Mom! You always knew where you stood with her. She didn't mix words and wasn't afraid to voice her opinion. She was a very strong woman and I loved her for it.
She was a fierce competitor. She took no prisoners, even in a simple game of cards. I only beat her once in all those games. She would just laugh. How I enjoyed those games!
She was the wife of Stanley Elliott, the mother of four children and three grandchilren when she passed away. She loved her family very much.
She was very special to me. She is one of my heros and is greatly missed!
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