In Loving Memory of Grandma Nona Hubankswho left to be with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ <†>< Passed on to us From her a Legacy of Love Faith andCourage teaching what it really meant to be a Woman of Exellance and Following Christ, being a Devoted Wife Mother and Grandma who made a positve Mark and imprint in our Lives!!Who will be greatly Missed We Love You Grandma!! WithMuch LoVeFromYour GrandaughterConstance

To Mom we will never forget, and will always remember you!!!!! Even though Matt and I were adopted by Stepmother Carol M. Mead, You Mom will always be our Mother!! No one will ever take your place, our stepmother never could!!! I miss you mom and look forward to seeing you again in Heaven!!You were a good mother and you truly cared what happened to us, even more so than our stepmother could ever imagine to, if she cared enough to even have tried! She did not try, not even once!!Mom we need you now more than ever!! Espcially after dad just passing away!! Mom he gave everything to her, the stepmother, I am sure it was under her persuision!!! Mom I Know you would have never done this or let this happen if you were alive!! If we ever needed your help it is now!! I know God said in Rom. 8:38 "And we know in all things God works for the good for those whom He loves and Whom He calls according to His pupose!"Father God I pray that you would let my mother Shirley know how much we love her and miss her!! Lord as far as the situation of our stepmother, FatherGOD In Your Precious Sons' Name JESUS CHRIST our Savior and Kings' Name I ask You that the Truth would be made Known and that You would expose any lies and evil motives of the heart in this whole situation!! I ask it in Jesus Christ our Lord's Holy Name, Father God THANK YOU that you are in control of all things!! AMEN!!!

JoAnna was my best friend. We spent every day together. I still think of her every single day and wish she could be here with me. I had one picture of JoAnna and B.J. sipping hot chocolate that I begged her to give to me ( I adored B.J.) I still think of them here all around us. JoAnna is my guardian Angel. I love and miss her so much.

JoAnna Hubbard, age 18, died October 15,1995 at Johns Hopkins Hospital In Baltimore, MD. JoAnna died after a 2 week struggle against injuries sustained in a head on automobile crash that killed her brother on September 29, 1995. In the crash the other driver had a 0.21 blood alchohol level and has since been arrested on 11 counts including 2 counts of Vehicular homoside. Both JoAnna and BJ will be missed badly.

Grandma, I wish I had had the chance to know you better ...

"BJ", Bill Jr., was killed in a head on crash with a drunk driver on Sept 29, 1995 in Cordova, MD. He was twenty years old and a Student at Harford Community College, Bel Air, MD. BJ was a healthy, happy young man with his entire life ahead of him. He was driving his sister to Ocean City, MD going on vacation at the time of the crash. He and his sister, JoAnna were both killed as a result of the crash, BJ on the scene and JoAnna 2 weeks later at Johns Hopkins Hospital.

Dear David, we miss you so. Your wife, twin daughters and son most of all. It was so unexpected, we never thought in a million years that you wouldn't be here for us, for the remainder of OUR lives. We have to believe that you are on a beautiful journey, free of physical pain and are experiencing joy and love -- just beyond our reach. We will meet again, we will hold your hands, and shout for gladness that we are together again. You are loved and deeply missed. -Your family

Dear Mark:

Although you were in my life for such a short time, please know that I miss your brotherly friendship and love. I trust that you are in a wonderful place and will see you again someday

Love sis

To our dear darling father, grandfather, great grandfather and father in law Tom. You were so strong even to the last. A remarkable and unique man always there to help and give advice. You fought for six long hard years in the second world war and returned to your beloved wife, Rene, and gave life to Pat and Peter the children who adored you. You were worshipped by your grandchildren, Joanna, Simon, Gregory and Jonathan, and great grand children Thomas, Jessica, Christopher and Rebecca. Now you are reunited with your beautiful wife, our mother, Rene. Thank you for who you were and what you did for us. Good night dad, gappar, Tom, God Bless, till we meet again. X

Our Little Angel Liam,
(liam died of cot death at just 17 days old)

miss you forever and love you forever xxxxxxxxxxx

mummy, daddy, brother and sisters : ryan, kelly,ellie-jo,faye & sophiexxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

and now you have your angel brother too liam ....you look after Aiden for me until we meet again! mummy xxxx

You suffered much and never could free yourself from the walls built around you, yet you could be so childlike and lighthearted. You will always be a piece of us, and now that you have gone from our eyes, you are forever in our hearts. I hope wherever you are there is much love and comfort.
Much Love-Sheri, Alura & Dillon

It has been seven months since you left us Dad, and it still seems like seven minutes. We still miss you so much. Love, your daughter and son, Shelia & Jim. James L. Hudson born in Columbus Ohio 6-24-1935... Passed away in Milton Florida 12-2-1996 from a courageous battle against cancer.

You were the best thing that ever happend to me. I wasn't ready to let you go. You are always in my heart,

Donna

Your life was much to short, you had so much to live for. I hope you are finally at peace. I miss you so much. Love Mom

When think about how much I miss you, I begin to feel sorry for myself, then I start to think of all the people who didn't get to meet you and I start to feel sorry for them.

I love you BabyBoy- then...now... always and forever!

She has taken her bright candle and has gone, into a room we cannot yet find, but anyone can tell where she has been, by all the little lights she left behind. Terri you and our sweet Jessica are loved and missed more than anyone will ever know. Stay close until we meet again. Love you both Mom and grandma. Terri and her daughter and husband died in a fire in their home in 1985.

Poet

Ashley, you were so young and full of life. We were only 3 months from graduation. You were getting ready to get married. Your whole life was ahead of you, but you had to go too soon. You will be greatly missed. You were one of the funniest people I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. I'll never forget you!

My dearest Great grandfather, it is sad to let you go.
I know how much you wanted to live to the year 2001 so you could live in three centuries! But, you had a very good and long life. I will always remember you great-grandfather. I carry your heritage on. Granted, I am only 1/8 Cherokee; I will still remember the stories you passed on from your father. You also passed on to me your great courage and patience with life. You saw more in your 98 years than I could ever possibly in my lifetime. So many changes in this world since 1899. I can only hope my life is as fufilled as yours. I know you walk with Lois (great-grandma) again and I know you are happy. I will love you always.
your great grand-daughter
Tammy Gehris

Founder of Quorn Art Glass, a company which made ornamental glassware, he never forgot his roots. Born in Dublin, he trained as a chef,then served in the Swedish Merchant Navy, before arriving in England where he met my mother, Marion. They had four children, Stephanie, Peter, Fiona and Annmarie. He died of kidney failure at Leicester General Hospital after eight long years of suffering, and is buried at Mountsorrel Cemetery, Leicestershire.

A strong, courageous and honest man who always was there to help others, the values he instilled in us will live on. Rest in peace Dad.

Jim was my brother-in-law. He was the kind of person that if you liked him, that was OK and if you didn't then that was your problem. He lived his life exactly as he wanted to but at the same time had a deep love for his family and for his friends. He was funny, but could be serious when he needed or when you needed him to be. He liked the ordinary things in life and stayed away from anything that was "stuffy" or unnatural. Being from the South, he loved Willie & Waylon, puppies, and just plain having a good time.
Jim was a son, brother, father, grandfather and friend. He is missed deeply by all his family. Jim, I know that where you are, there is only sunshine and happiness. There is no pain and for that reason I would not call you back to this earth. Just stay close to those gates Jim, because we will be wanting to see you as soon as we get there. Lots if love from your "Tennessee Mama"!

To dear dad, You are always in our thoughts-- Forever in our hearts. I always took you for granted, you were always there. Even when you were not physically present I always knew I was standing on the foundation you built for me. You were always available, all I needed to do was call you. I never once thought you would leave us. Even when they said you had cancer, I didn't believe it could ever take you down. I told them that you were an exception, that death had tried to provoke you once before and you defeated him twenty years earlier. I told you then, that I did not want to live without a father and you fought so hard... so valiantly to survive. I felt you would win this battle, too. I do not know why you had to suffer, it was not fair. It tore my heart apart. I am sorry I kept telling you to fight, but it just is not in me to give up. A stubborn trait I inherited from you. You know you chew nails and spit tacks! I hope you know how much I loved you. You have left a void within me that cannot be filled. Your jokes were sometimes silly and always funny. Sometimes I would scoff at you, but I don't remember ever being really mad at you. Despite what Mom would say, I really did enjoy hearing your stories about the good old days. I wish I had documented them more....but then, you see you were always going to be there to tell them to us again....or so I thought. I am in so much despair over your death that I can hardly remember anything right now about the details, names, dates...even though you told me a hundred times. I know now that this life we have is so limited, and so precious. I know you would tell me to get on with it and to stop brooding and crying, but it is so hard. I try to function as usual, but when I least expect it a memory, a sound, even your favourite food... can bring on a bout of tears. I go to visit your grave and put floweres on it, but somehow I do not feel you are there anymore. Sometimes I feel you are with me very strongly.I am part of you, and my son is part of you; we live with you inside us and we will try to make you proud of us. You were always in good humor, kind and caring. You worked harder than any man I know to make a life for your family. As a result of your success, everything we have reminds of us you. You put up with all of us kids and not to mention all the various animals with great love in your heart. My husband fondly says you are a hard act to follow. I should say so! You achieved many goals, but I know you were not done...even in your eighties. you behaved and looked like a man much younger.. quite handsome I might add...you know I don't think I ever told you that..I mean you were my Dad. You were always going to be there. There were so many things I planned to show you and share with you yet. I was your baby girl and maybe you spoiled me a bit too much.....but I will always love you and cherish your memories in my heart forever. It hurts so bad, I wish you could make it better. Remember to save a place for me in heaven...with an ocean view preferably. Please watch over us. We all love you, miss you and need you so much. Your daughter.

Gran was a strong lady until the last, she read her Bible daily and liked nothing better than to give good advice to her grandchildren, their partners and friends.

Born Lily Doris Ward in Loughborough, Leicestershire, she worked at Arnolds Picture Framers before her marriage to Ernest Hughes. They had two children, Ernie and Marion. Her son Ernie died tragically in the early 1960s and her husband Ernest died suddenly in 1972. She herself fell and broke her hip at the age of 93 - but was out of hospital within a week! As she said at the time, she was not going anywhere - her work was not yet done.

Gran was looked after tirelessly by her daughter Marion until just over two weeks before her death. She died of pneumonia at Leicester Glenfield Hospital at the age of 97, and is buried in Loughborough Cemetery, Leicestershire with her beloved husband Ernest.

A strong, courageous and honest lady who always was there to help others, the values she instilled in us will live on.

Rest in peace Gran.

Our Mum, Marion Janice Hughes (30.01.39 - 25.04.08) passed away peacefully at her home in Loughborough, Leicestershire, England after a courageous three-year fight having been diagnosed with brain tumours at Easter 1995, less than a year after the death of her beloved mother, our grandmother, Lily Doris Hughes (18.11.06 - 15.06.04).

Mum is now reunited with our Dad, Edward Louis Hughes (27.12.32 - 22.06.95). Mum was an inspiration to all who knew her. We cannot put into words how much we will miss her. She was a fighter to the last and will be sorely missed by her children, Stephanie, Peter, Fiona and Annmarie, her son-in-law Patrick, her daughter-in-law Debbie and her granddaughter Catalina Stoops (born 16.04.08) daughter of Stephanie and Patrick. Rest in Peace Mum. God Bless.

Daughter of: Patrick Henery Corbett & Camille Lovell Corbett - Mother of: Three sons: Bill, Rick, and Dan - Wife of: William Hughes - Born in: Youngstown, Ohio - Passed away in: Detroit, Michigan

We think of you everyday, And thank God that he put you in our lives. You were truly one in a million. Your kindness, compassion and love will remain thru your children and your grandchildren. We miss you so very much. Until we all are together again. Love you until the end of time.........
Your first love, your children, and grandsons.

In memory of my grandmother Nancy sadly taken on 4th August 1995. now joined with husband Robert. Together forever again. We will miss you.

In memory of my loving twin brother Steve, tragically lost the morning after the horrific events of September 11. So sadly missed but never ever forgotten.

He died doing a job he loved, working outdoors in the fresh air. Sadly this job cost him his precious life. Whilst carrying out essential flood defence work on the River Witham in Lincoln, England. His dumper truck toppled into the water where he was trapped and drowned. Leaving behind a family that loved him dearly and two lovely sons, Tom aged 9 and Chris aged 7.

You are never far from our thoughts Hughes'y and always in our hearts. Sleep well until we are all reunited again.

Your loving twin sister

Sharon

In memory of my wonderful father, Bill Hughes. He was a great teacher, a greater man, and the greatest Dad ever. I am blessed to be his daughter. I miss you Dad. Love always, Jenny

Riek, je bent de meest bijzondere persoon van de hele wereld en ik weet dat je over ons waakt. We zullen altijd van je blijven houden en je nooit vergeten. We missen je nu al, maar het is een enorme troost dat je nu niet meer hoeft te lijden... Je bent voor altijd bij ons! Je vrienden

Baby Hulgan, You were with us for such a short time but you will forever be in our hearts. I thank God for the limited time that he gave me with you. I miss you, my son. We will always love our little angel. Love Mama and Daddy

Our life together was tragically ended. You died so young.
I will never forget you or love anyone as much as I love you. Someday I will see you in heaven.Until then I send you love.
Your wife, Patti

Grandma Ronnie, I love you and always will miss you. I never got a chance to say thank you for all that you did for me when I was young. You were the perfect grandmother as far as I'm concerned.
Love always,
Annette

Liana's presence was bright and warm. She was the kind of girl that was called best friend by so many other children. She drowned shortly after her 11th birthday, while we were on vacation, and that day I lost the best friend I will ever have. I will always love you Liana, Papa.

I will never forget you, Mama. When I look in the mirror, I see your face. Thanks for giving us kids so much of your goodness, your humor, and all that sensitivity that keeps us "humble". You know, you never left us, not really. You're alive in our daily lives, in everything we do or attempt. You're alive in our children, all six of them. My long awaited baby girl came to be just after you died. She carries your name and though you never got to hold her, she loves you as I do, Mama. Happy Birthday, darling, and thank you for my life. I will do the very best I can with it. I wait patiently for the day that I hug you and say "I'm home, Mum!! Love to Billy, Daddy and Granny. Your loving daughter, Linda.

Mom, you are gone from our presence.WE surely miss you. Our hearts cry out for you, but we know you are happy where you are. We are striving to make it to the other side.God have given us that peace that you made it to the other side. Our soul rejoices knowing you are in a better place, but not seeing that smile everyday make our heart have pain. You are gone but not forgotten. Love, Ray, Pam, Ronnie Kerry, Debra, Mitchell, and Grandchildren

_______________GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN_____________________
Clarence C. (Johnny) Hummel of Meadeville, Pennsylvania USA was born June 16, 1905. He married Josephine E. (Jo) Henry . Their children are Ivan, Norman and Diane. Johnny was a conductor for the Erie Lackawanna Railroad with over forty years of service. Clarence C. (Johnny) Hummel died at his home in Meadeville, Pennsylvania USA on May 24, 1969 at the age of Sixty-three years of a cerebral hemorrhage. Grandpa Johnny was a lot of fun to be with, He made all of us laugh. Clarence C. (Johnny) Hummel is resting for Eternity at Roselawn Memorial Gardens in Meadeville, Pennsylvania USA.___The Blessing Of Saint Francis; May The Lord Bless Thee And Keep Thee. May He Show His Face To Thee And Have Mercy On Thee. May He Turn His Countenance To Thee And Give Thee Peace! , Amen

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Grandchildren David and Betty.

IN Loving Memory.

Ethel A. (McIntire) Hummel was born in Mannington WV. on April 23, 1915, to AI E. McIntire and Sarah M. (Straight) McIntire, she is my Mother. Mother was an honest, loving, courageous and compassionate human being. Mother was always strong willed and dealt with each of life's crisis (and there were many) head on, and with tremendous intelligence, reasoning and a cunning wit. Mother was easy to talk to she had a great sense of humor and understanding way. Mother could take anyone's problems and lay them out like the pieces of a puzzle analyze each piece and put them all back together again with some type of solution for solving them. Just talking to her about life' problems made you feel much better. She believed in keeping up with the changing times and with her surroundings. Mother was a fence rider, by that I mean she looked at both sides and or all sides of the story or situation before making a judgement or an opinion about anything. More often than not mother was for the underdog and the underprivileged. There were three things on this earth Mother had absolutely no use for, snake, liars and tattle-tales and not necessarily in that order, she disliked all reptiles. Mother's health had been failing her for the last couple of years. Among her many health problems mother had lost a leg to cardiovascular trouble and had never quite got use to using her prosthesis and she began to become somewhat depressed. On January the twenty forth nineteen eighty nine, at the age of seventy three years, at Memorial Hospital in Elyria, Ohio the Lord called mother to be with him in heaven. She was the loving wife of Norman H. Hummel for 25 years, Norman left this earth to be with her at God's throne on August 7,1990, he loved her and had to be with her. She was the loving Mother of two sons (one of which on January 17, 1990 also went to be with her at God's throne he was the victim of inoperative lung cancer.) She was the loving grandmother of five granddaughters, one grandson, ten great- grandsons and two great granddaughters. We all loved her very much and are reminded of the legacy of memories and "the backbone" she gave all of us, as we miss her each and every day. Mother is now resting for eternity at Roselawn cemetery in Meadville Pa. May god bless and keep you mother we all love you and miss you very very much Your son David and your "family"

___________________ IN LOVING MEMORY _______________________
Josephine (Jo) E. (Henry) Hummel of Meadeville Pennsylvania USA was born June 4, 1909. She married Clarence C. (Johnny) Hummel and was a homemaker and mother to Ivan, Norman and Diane her children. Josephine (Jo) E. (Henry) Hummel passed away January 13, 1992 at the age of Eighty-Two at the home of her daughter and son-in-law Steve and Diane Furno with whom she resided. Her son Norman H. Hummel preceded Jo Hummel in death on August 7, 1990. Grandma Jo was a great person. She was kind, loving and compassionate. She is greatly missed by all who knew her. Grandma Jo is resting now by the side of her beloved “Johnny” at Roselawn Memorial Gardens in Meadeville, Pennsylvania USA. ___ After the Clouds, the Sunshine, After the Winter, the Spring, After the Shower, the Rainbow, For life is a changeable thing; After the Night, the Morning, Bidding all darkness cease, After life’s Cares and Troubles,The Comfort and Sweetness of Peace.

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Grandchildren David and Betty.

IN LOVING MEMORY Norman H. Hummel was born in Meadville, Pa on November 28,1927 To Clarence C. (Johnny) Hummel and Josephine E. (Henry) Hummel Norman was my stepfather, my "Pappy". Norman and my mother, Ethel A. (McIntire) Hummel were married in Chardon, Ohio on October 12,1963 and made each other very happy until mother passed away on January 24,1989, that was over 25 years of married bliss. When Norman and mother got married I was a young adult with a wife and two very young daughters. My younger brother Kenneth also had two young daughters.As I look back on things now it seems that mother was set on getting her sons on their own and settled into life. Before getting re-married and getting on with her own life. Norman and mother met not long after we boys had gone off to Ohio seeking our fame and fortune, they were married within a year after meeting and falling in love with each other. Right from the start Norman adopted all of us, and a biological father could not have treated us any better. He was always there for any of us any time he was needed, In reality he was the only father and grandfather any of us ever knew. He was a kind, caring and very giving man, he never met a stranger anywhere, man or beast. He was one of those guys, who would take the shirt off his back and give it to you, (so to speak). He was always ready to lend a helping hand to anyone who needed one. He was a hard working truck driving man. Norman was an excellent provider, mother never wanted for much of anything. In fact Norman got her things when "he thought" she needed or wanted them, although most of the time she didn't need or want them. After mother passed away Norman missed her so, he said he wished he could be with her. He was not in the best of health anyway and he began to let himself get run down even further until a year and a half later at the young age of sixty three years Norman had congestive heart failure, got his wish and joined mother in her heavenly home. Norman and Ethel are now together for eternity at Roselawn cemetery in Meadville, Pa.---- PAPPY WE LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU WE WISH YOU COULD HAVE STAYED WITH US LONGER---- DAVID AND YOUR FAMILY  

My beautiful forever angel "Little Bonnie" I would give anything I have to run down the street and pick you up and carry you back to my home to take care of your pain if I could. I tried Bonnie, to fix your pain, but...I guess it wasn't enough. I'm so sorry. So sorry. You are so missed by everyone. I know you know that. I know that you're sorry too. You never wanted to hurt anyone. You just wanted to be free. And now you are. I Love You & Miss You my "Little Bonita" Your Forever Aunt Linda

In honor of my beloved mother.I miss you so much and so do your grandchildren.We love you and we'll meet again.

Sunrise February 14 1930 Sunset July 28 1996
It is very simple
We miss you, Love you, and adored You. A day does not pass
that the very thought of you does not occur. This time of the year is the most difficult. However we were taught to be survivors and that we all are.
I believe- that you are in that beautiful Garden of Prayer.
I believe we will join you there.
till we meet again; In the Lyrics by Chicago " What Can A Miracle Do But bring You Back To me . What You don't realize; is so can Memory.
We Live with that Memory.
And It is - as beautiful as- the Garden of prayer You so Loved
Thank You Cathy

One short sleep past, we wake eternally,
And death no more; death shall die
John Donne (1572-16-31) Holy Sonnets:

natalie enjoyed life! she was taken from me so suddenly and i miss her so much. she was my sister and best friend! she suffered from cronic asthma but didn't let it get in the way of her football or athletics.

everyday that goes by i think of her, and i miss her more and more but i know where ever she may be, she is no longer suffering, and she is happy!

love u millions
your little sister
xxx

Uncle Bob,
we didn't get to have you in my life for very long, but we enjoyed the brief time we had together. You were a wonderful man and will be missed by many. You were an amazing father, husband,uncle,son-in-law,stepfather,brother-in-law and friend, but most of all you were a great person. We will all miss you very much and we will always remember you. We love you very much and always will.

With love,
The Hunter family

This is in loving memory of Jewel Day Huntington, my mother. God Gave this wonderful woman to the world on July 12, 1938. She was full of life,and loved her family. During our lives, we all go through some sort of trials, but with moma there, they didn't seem that bad. Moma, the whole family misses you dearly. But now that you are in Heaven,you will suffer NO more. The cancer that took you from us on August 3rd, 1997, is with you no more. You will never be in pain, and you will never have anymore deadly diseases. I hope that when if comes my time to join you in Heaven you will meet me at the beautiful gates. The poem below is for you moma I hope you like it. Please tell the rest of the family that is there, that we miss them all as well. Your loving daughter........Gayle In Memory Of Jewel God saw that she was getting tired, And a cure was no to be: So he put his arms around her, And whispered, "Come with me". With tearful eyes we watched her suffer, And saw her fade away: Although we loved her dearly, We could not make her stay. A golden heart stopped beating, Hard working hands to rest: God broke our hearts to prove to us, He only takes the best !

I worked for Mr. Hupfel (Jack) for 12 years and he was the best employer and friend I ever had. Rest In Peace my Friend. Your humble employee Paul Case Tracy

Sgt. Oscar R. Hurd died on December 8, 1998 at 10:10 AM at Wellmont Lonesome Pine Hospital in Big Stone Gap, VA. He was proceeded in death by his parents Nicholas Edward Hurd and Bonnie Kate Hurd. Also proceeding him in death was a sister, Georgia Legg, and a brother, Everette Hurd. He was survived by his wife, Virginia Hurd, two sons, David Hurd, of the home, and Nicholas Hurd of Arkansas. Two daughters, Kathy Spoon and Donna Stevens of Arkansas. Three brothers, Claude Hurd of East Stone Gap, VA, Howard Hurd of Jenkinsburg, GA, and Roy Hurd of Bristol, TN. One sister, Helen Braekevelt of Fraser, MI. Services were held on Thursday, December 10, 1998 at Holding Funeral Home in Big Stone Gap, VA. Burial was at Powell Valley Memorial Gardens with the Col. Hagy Chapter 45 of the D.A.V. conducting military graveside services.

"Though lovers be lost, love shall not; And death shall have no dominion"

I love you forever,
Shari

daughter, sister, mother, always. she is the greatest single mom and friend that a young boy could ever have.

Please help us find out what happened to Marian Hurley? She has been missing from Granbury, TX since 9/18/99. Her family and friends are at wits end trying to find some type of closure.

In loving memory of my Mum who, despite a lousy childhood, was a source of inspiration to all around her. She had a lot of problems in the last 2 years of her life - a broken hip then a stroke - but she put them all aside to concentrate on my dad who had his legs amputated as a result of diabetes. Sadly, what we didn't know was that she had ovarian cancer but it had gone too far and she died the day after it was diagnosed. I miss her terribly and dad has found it particularly difficult. He has now moved to the Royal Hospital, Chelsea to start a new life on his own. I am planting a tree in my garden in memory of mum on the anniversary of her death so that I can look at it from my window and think about the good times we had. My only regret is that my youngest daughter is too young to remember what a special lady her nanny was - but I shall make sure she knows every time she looks at the "Nanny Tree".

Gladys Hurst was perhaps the most energetic, loving person that I have ever known. She was my grandmother who practically raised her. She was from the mountains of East Tennessee. She would barely know what a computer does much less understand what I am doing. However, when it came to keeping a family together no one was better. I will miss her always!

Jimmy Carl, I wish I could have known you ,but in a way I feel like I did, you were a beautiful blond haired , blue eyed little boy,that your mom loved so much and was taken away from her much too soon in life, but God needed another little boy angel to fill his garden in Heaven, to bloom forever more. But just because you are not with us here today, you are in a way because there are so many sweet memories of you,a liitle boy so fair and sweet.I would have been your aunt Jean if only you could have stayed,but God had better plans for you in that beautiful place called Heaven and one day honey I will get to see you.Your mom loved you so very much and misses you,but will never forget you, and I am proud to say that I love her too,she is a sister in law by marriage, but a sister in my heart.Jimmy Carl just keep that pretty smile on your face as you look down at your mom and she will smile back at you.loving you always,today, tommorrow , forever. Your Aunt Jean.

It broke our hearts to loose you,
but you did not go alone,
for part of us went with you,
the day God called you home.

God bless you John,
Forever in our hearts
love mum and dad xxx

It broke our hearts to loose you,
but you did not go alone,
for part of us went with you,
the day god called you home.

God bless you John,
Forever in our hearts
love mum and dad xxx

In loving memory of our grandmother, who died too soon! You were the best person we have ever known. You were loving, giving, and so accepting of us! We will love and cherish you for that, forever. We will always remember how you always made us a big, delicious Sunday dinner, and how you could take a half-dead branch and make it bloom with beautiful roses! We will never forget you! And even though it has been hard for us, we know that you're at peace now. We can't wait to be reunited with you! We love you so much!

Jimmy Carl, I wish I could have known you, but in a way I feel like I did. You were a beautiful blond haired, blue eyed little boy, that your mom loved so much and was taken away from her much too soon in life, but God needed another little boy angel to fill his garden in heaven, to bloom forever more.But just because you are not with us here today you are in a way because there are so many sweet memories of you, a little boy so fair and sweet. I would have been your aunt Jean if only you could have stayed,but God had better plans for you in that beautiful place called Heaven. It would have been an honor to have heard you call me aunt Jean,but one day honey I will get to see you. Your mom loved you very much and misses you, but will never forget you, and I am proud to say that I love her too, she is a sister in law by marriage, but a sister in my heart. Jimmy Carl just keep that pretty smile on your face as you look down at your mom and she will be smiling back at you. loving you always, today tommorrow & forever. Your Aunt Jean.

Molly Mcbutter Moffballs. She was my buddy for the first semester of ninth grade. Along with Stephanie Yirsa and Kara McClellen. Molly shot herself in the head because her life sucked. I just want to say that we miss her and will never forget her. Her good friend- Jill Norris

Ali Hussin (Far right)
Ali Hussin Passed away on May 29, 2004 and his family and friends will miss him dearly.
He was a champion for many causes. May he rest in peace.

Seabee in US Navy during WWII in South Pacific. Sorely missed by daughter, granddaughter, and great-grandsons.

Edward "Ed"/"Eddie" was the father of two. He passed away February 1 of a Diabetic Heart Attack. Last father's Day I wrote a note to him that won a Father's Day Contest. Here is that essay: Special Memories of Dad Remembering my father would be to remember all the times he was there when I needed to be held, needed to be disciplined, and needed to know I was loved. And when he needed me to be there to allow him to do all the things that I needed him to do. ...Sarah Bate 1996 I'm greatful to have known him and to have learned from him in his brief life on this earth.

God Bless you grandma!!! You are missed very much!!

My mother, my best friend,so wise,so loving,I miss you so much mother.No matter what our situation,we possesed joy and laughter and fun..always sissy

Why at such a young age did you have to go? So many years ahead of you, now none. You were so full of life, living it to the fullest. Who knew that a car accident would take you away. Just turned 18, and having fun, enjoying life. If only we had known, and could have said goodbye. We will not blame anyone, but we will miss you. You will always be in our hearts and in our thoughts.

On December 4, 2003 at the age of 67 I not only lost my mother, I lost my best friend. My mother was a fighter and fought death once before. God gave us three years from then to make memories that would have to last a lifetime. I cannot believe she is actually gone and not just a phone call away. Ma, if tears could build a stairway, and memories a lane, I'd walk right up to Heaven and bring you home again. Baby Joey never had the chance to meet his Great-Grammy but I will keep your memory alive and let him know how much you loved him and how much you wanted to see him and that now you will watch over him from above. Ma, you know that you and me will never really be apart because you know I will carry you with me forever and always in my heart. Your loving daughter, Lee Anne XOXOXO

In memory of Joan Hutton, born Joan Egerton. Joan was always there for everyone; If you ever needed anything, she would always be there to offer a helping hand to whoever would accept it regardless of the pain it would cause her. She was the most selfless, caring and loving person you could ever hope to meet. We will love her always. From husband Wilfred Hutton, Daughters Sandra Rogers and Lynne Burke and Grandchildren Matthew and Simon Burke and Greg and Heather Rogers