Obituaries

Sandy, No words can take away the pain you are feeling. You said it best when you said your mother was your best friend. Though it is painful, you were blessed to have had that relationship, and for so long. I pray those cherished memories ease some of the pain. Your mother knew how blessed she was to have you. You committed yourself to be with and care for her, while this wasn't easy, you never faltered. I pray for you as you adjust to her loss. Remember she's no longer suffering, and you will meet again in a better place with no pain. In my thoughts and prayers, Liz

Posted by Liz Fields on August 8, 2025

Our families were so close growing up. We shared birthdays, holidays, vacations, dinners and everyday life. So many fond memories with Granny, Mom, Daddy, Uncle Buddy and Aunt Thelma ... Sandy, Lyle, and I were so lucky to have them. Aunt Thelma will always hold a special place in my heart. She loved her family dearly. When talking to her about her grandchildren and great-grandchildren her face would light up. You could tell she was proud of them. Before she took her last breath, Sandy assured her she would see "Buddy," her mom, dad, other loved ones, and her sister, Annie Mae would be there to greet her ... to tell her what to do 🤣. Sandy and Anne, it is our comfort that they are all together again, and we will join them one day. Revelation 21:4 He will wipe away every tear from their eyes, and death shall be no more, neither shall there be mourning nor crying, nor pain anymore, for the former things have passed away. ❤️🙏🏼

Posted by Jean F. Pinigis on August 8, 2025