Condolence: Oakie and Gin married when I was 3 years old. They moved to CA in 1950 when I was 4. I didn't spend much time in their presence, but I knew they were a very important part of our family. My mother would get a long letter (8-10 pages) from Gin updating her on what was going on in their family. Mom poured over every word and took it all in; you see there was no telphone available on Little Fox Creek in those days. I thank God for Gin and the happiness she brought my mother, and no doubt, my brother. He always called her "Ginnie". I have spent very little time with all the family, but I love you dearly.

Condolence: Gin's enchanting smile will continue to brighten our days through her children and grandchildren. When I think of Gin I will remember to smile.

Condolence: My dear aunt Gin. What a lovely spirit, what a wonderful person you were. I only have the fondest of memories of you. Your smile and wonderful laugh will forever be in my heart. The world has lost a precious example of loving kindness. Go rest on that mountain my dear aunt, what a wonderful person you were.

No words spoken could ever take away the obvious heartfelt pain that your children now possess with your journey from here to eternity. I pray God comforts them with the knowledge that aunt Gin is now in a most wonderful place with those that have left before. I will always love my aunt Gin.

Condolence: Sue, Jackie and Joe, May God bless and keep you through the loss of your Mom.
Time will be your best friend, and God will be your best support to lean on going forward. Grandchildren and great-grandchildren too.

Love with deep heartfelt sympathy,
Aunt Bobbie