Notes from the creator of this memorial:
My loving maternal GRAMMA,
so gentle and sweet
Her daughter ELEANOR was my mother
She married Ed
in Boston on January 8, 1930.
GOD BLESS THE FIREFIGHTER's WIFE
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Gramma lived with me growing up and she was very happy. She would brush my hair 100 strokes every day, sometimes in the morning AND evening.
Her hair, she considered, was her crowning glory.
Her husband loved her long hair, so gramma never cut it.
It was long and whitish, and she kept it up in a pretty bun.
When I was a young teenager, Gramma would hold my hampsters and guinea pigs while I cleaned out their cages, and they would tickle her as they walked behind her neck,
and she would giggle.
We shared many fun times, laughs
and even some secrets together in life
My Gramma went blind shortly before she passed-away,
so I would give her shoulder rubs at night to
help her relax.
I miss her very much.
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Kindly respect my memorials:
~No Halloween Tokens
and
~No Silly Tokens please,
Thank you for your respect.
-----------------
Galatians 6;9
"And let us not lose heart in doing
good, for in due time,
we shall reap if we do not grow weary"
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My loving maternal GRAMMA,
so gentle and sweet
Her daughter ELEANOR was my mother
She married Ed
in Boston on January 8, 1930.
GOD BLESS THE FIREFIGHTER's WIFE
-----------------
Gramma lived with me growing up and she was very happy. She would brush my hair 100 strokes every day, sometimes in the morning AND evening.
Her hair, she considered, was her crowning glory.
Her husband loved her long hair, so gramma never cut it.
It was long and whitish, and she kept it up in a pretty bun.
When I was a young teenager, Gramma would hold my hampsters and guinea pigs while I cleaned out their cages, and they would tickle her as they walked behind her neck,
and she would giggle.
We shared many fun times, laughs
and even some secrets together in life
My Gramma went blind shortly before she passed-away,
so I would give her shoulder rubs at night to
help her relax.
I miss her very much.
-----------------------
Kindly respect my memorials:
~No Halloween Tokens
and
~No Silly Tokens please,
Thank you for your respect.
-----------------
Galatians 6;9
"And let us not lose heart in doing
good, for in due time,
we shall reap if we do not grow weary"
--------------
Notes from the creator of this memorial:
My loving maternal GRAMMA,
so gentle and sweet
Her daughter ELEANOR was my mother
She married Ed
in Boston on January 8, 1930.
GOD BLESS THE FIREFIGHTER's WIFE
-----------------
Gramma lived with me growing up and she was very happy. She would brush my hair 100 strokes every day, sometimes in the morning AND evening.
Her hair, she considered, was her crowning glory.
Her husband loved her long hair, so gramma never cut it.
It was long and whitish, and she kept it up in a pretty bun.
When I was a young teenager, Gramma would hold my hampsters and guinea pigs while I cleaned out their cages, and they would tickle her as they walked behind her neck,
and she would giggle.
We shared many fun times, laughs
and even some secrets together in life
My Gramma went blind shortly before she passed-away,
so I would give her shoulder rubs at night to
help her relax.
I miss her very much.
-----------------------
Kindly respect my memorials:
~No Halloween Tokens
and
~No Silly Tokens please,
Thank you for your respect.
-----------------
Galatians 6;9
"And let us not lose heart in doing
good, for in due time,
we shall reap if we do not grow weary"
--------------
My loving maternal GRAMMA,
so gentle and sweet
Her daughter ELEANOR was my mother
She married Ed
in Boston on January 8, 1930.
GOD BLESS THE FIREFIGHTER's WIFE
-----------------
Gramma lived with me growing up and she was very happy. She would brush my hair 100 strokes every day, sometimes in the morning AND evening.
Her hair, she considered, was her crowning glory.
Her husband loved her long hair, so gramma never cut it.
It was long and whitish, and she kept it up in a pretty bun.
When I was a young teenager, Gramma would hold my hampsters and guinea pigs while I cleaned out their cages, and they would tickle her as they walked behind her neck,
and she would giggle.
We shared many fun times, laughs
and even some secrets together in life
My Gramma went blind shortly before she passed-away,
so I would give her shoulder rubs at night to
help her relax.
I miss her very much.
-----------------------
Kindly respect my memorials:
~No Halloween Tokens
and
~No Silly Tokens please,
Thank you for your respect.
-----------------
Galatians 6;9
"And let us not lose heart in doing
good, for in due time,
we shall reap if we do not grow weary"
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