But she also missed her beloved husband who had died several years ago.
Gram loved to travel and always appreciated a good papaya on the lanai while watching a sunset.
She enjoyed playing bridge, reading and authored two published books.
She loved her children and grandhildren, but she especially loved hearing about her great grandchildren's accomplishments or anytime they gave their parents "a run for their money."
We will definitely miss Gram, but we are happy that she can be reunited with Pops!
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Rest in Peace, Gram.
She sounds like she was a really wonderful lady. Hugs and prayers for you family.
Gina, I am so sorry! She sounded like one great lady!!!!
Hugs to your family. I love the words of Neal A. Maxwell. "At funerals our tears are genuine, but not because of termination - rather because of interruption. Though just as wet, our tears are not of despair but are of appreciation and anticipation. Yes, for disciples, the closing of a grave is but the closing of a door which later will be flung open with rejoicing."
I'm so sorry for your loss. She sounds like she was pretty awesome.
So sorry to hear this, but I'm so relieved that you all have such pleasant memories of such a wonderful person!
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