Jacque "MiMi" Hatfield Law

The Schuldt and Johns families sends deepest sympathy to all of MiMi Law's family. I am sorry we missed the service. I know you will miss MiMi, but she is in such a better place.

To Eleanor and Family:
I am sad today learning of the death of Mrs. Law..Mimi..Eleanor you know I am thinking about you and hoping that you are okay! I remember meeting her with you on several occasions and what a lovely, sweet lady she was.
I know Eleanor that you were a wonderful daughter to her who took great care of her and gave her a lot of love. You will miss her the rest of your life, like I miss my Mom! You just don't get over llosing your Mom!!
I have to laugh now and then as I think of the funny stories you used to tell me about your adventrues with her...remember those great times and hold on to them.
Give my love to your children and all the family. I am here if you need me!
Love You Lots!
Loltia

I remember MiMi so well when I visited her with my friend Roberto from the army. She recieved us like we were her own. We returned the favor when she cut her hand and we got our medics aid bag and doctored her up. She refused to go to the doctor for it. I will always remember her cooking and her generous smile. I will miss you but now you have seen The King I would never wish you back. Love You!

OH...how exciting it was to hear that doorbell ring, when I was growing up...You know "ding dong...Avon calling". Mom would answer the door and there would be Mrs. Law(the Avon lady). She was always dressed to the "t", every hair in place and she always had red lips and pretty, pretty, perfect red finger nails and she always smelled so good and had a sweet sweet smile on her face and a sparkle in her eye. And the best part was....those little lipstick samples that she would leave. My sister Martha and I delighted in having those to play with. We would hide them, like they treasures. To this day, we still talk about Mrs. Law(the AVON Lady) and those little lipstick samples and how we got so excited when she came by. These are memories that can't be erased.

To Aunt Jacque, our beautiful special lady, you will always be in our hearts as you go to a better place where there is no more sickness. With love until we meet again.

My Great-Grandmother will be missed dearly. I cherish every moment I've had with her. REST IN PEACE and I can't wait to see you again one day!

To the Law family and friends of Jacque:

Please accept my deepest sympathy and sorrow. At the same time, know that there is hope. I would like to share a very comforting thought with you, about seeing and embracing Jacque again in the promised Resurrection: "Do not marvel at this, because the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and COME OUT..." ~John 5:28, 29.

Also promised, you can enjoy Jacque's company under lasting peaceful conditions worldwide: "And just a little while longer, and the wicked one will be no more...the meek ones themselves will possess the earth, and they will indeed find their exquisite delight in the abundance of peace...The righteous themselves will possess the earth, and they will reside forever upon it." ~Psalms 37:10,11 & 29.

I welcome further discussions about these joyful, scriptural promises, soon to be fulfilled. Please let's talk: contact me at 3500A Walnut Bend Ln., Houston, TX 77042. Sincerely, Jessica B. Neriz

Beautiful MiMi, much loved by her extended family.
She will be missed.
Nelda