Ella Marie Vaughan

Mrs. Ella was the kindest person I had the pleasure working with. I know she will be missed. She loved her family very much.

As far back as I can remember as a small child , the joy of soending the time at MawMaws house playing at her house. She wouls let me play house which consisted of dusting and rearranging her furniture and baking cookies with her. I know I speak for all the family in sating how goid it felt to go into her house in the winter and back up to her gas heater in the living room. We havw all enjoyed afternoon coffee at Mawmaws and the younget grandkids will never forget the baby cokes she always had on hand. Mawmaw was a atrong woman of her faith and had a very clise walk with with the Lord. She was our prayer warrior of the family. She always prayed for each one of her kids and thier families. She loved going to church on the weekend and raised her 6 kids to do the same.I will cherish all the wonderful Thanksgivings at your house. Lots of love and work went i.to those delishious meals. Thank you most of all for your unconditional love . I will miss our Monday lunches and going to CVS to get your ponds and Jean Nate'. Ave E willl not be the same, but our memories and your legacy live on. Love NayNay

Eddie, we are so sorry for the loss of your Mother. You and Nina are in our thoughts and prayers. Sincerely, Todd & Debbie Lingbloom

Love and prayers to all in this time....Bless you all.

Tommy, Thinking about you and knowing that your mom is at peace and no longer hurting. She will always be watching over you.

So sorry for loss. God bless you all our prayers will be with you.
Gail Foreman

I am the oldest, and left home first, to check out the world. But, I see, by all the commits from names I know not, that bring a tear to my eye; that I left too soon and missed the pleasure of knowing these beautiful people, thank you all, for being here and listing the soothing commits.

Eddie is the youngest, and has our "6" (Back-Side). Which is a tip-toe through the tulips for this self-made man who is Edman Anthony Vaughan, Jr., just like his Daddy before him, Eddie was too young to remember his Dad, but I live day by day with a vivid memory of the best man I ever knew, and I can't touch Mr. Ed.Vaughan.

Thanks to All!

Throughout this weekend I have recalled all the time at your all house. Playing on the back porch, out in the chicken pen and across the street at my grandmother's field. We spent many days playing up & down the street. Back then we all played good together because your mom had that belt next to the stove that would remind us to play good. I know she will be missed but it is only for a while. Someday we will all meet up with her again. Keeping all of the family in my prayers.

Prayers go out to all of you. I have not seen most of you in many years, but I have never forgotten your family and beautiful Mother.

Pastor Vaughn and family. We are so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.