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Sylvia Blake Johnson (Tylertown, MS)
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What a blessing she has been in my life, giving me acceptance when I married into the Blake family so long ago. Wayne, you'll never know how much love I have for you and the Francis family for allowing me to be a part of our reunion and pilgrimage to Ft. Mims' 200th Anniversary Celebration with Aunt Mary as the "star attraction". Thanks for introducing me to Ft. Mims on that first trip with you and her so many years ago. Let's all continue to celebrate the life of Aunt Mary each day we have left.
Thursday, March 27, 2014 |
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Marian Blake Rowe (Gooding, ID)
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Your mom/ma'maa lived gracefully and lovingly for 101 productive years according to the ethics so deeply instilled in her by her parents: faithfulness to her God; devotion to her family; generosity toward all; sustained quest for knowledge; and industriousness and integrity in her daily tasks. We are all better persons for having and loving her in our lives.
Thank you, Aunt Mary!
Wednesday, March 26, 2014 |
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Caroline Blake (Arcadia, CA)
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Thoughts turn to the Francis family & friends
who will be attending the viewing tonight &
the Memorial tomorrow at Methodist United in Silsbee followed by internment.
She was a blessing to many & beloved by friends & family.
Tuesday, March 25, 2014 |
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John and Ginny Blake (Vancouver, WA)
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Ginny and I have wonderful memories of Aunt Mary. She was kind, loving and never had a bad word for anyone. She was a great example of a true Christian. She loved her family and her Lord and is now at peace.
Tuesday, March 25, 2014 |
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Margaret Richardson (Silsbee,, TX)
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Hey Kids My Husband Knew Your DaD Real well He worked at the Paper Mill with Him. I Knew Your Mom . she was A sweet Lady She took A Trip .With Us .one time Sweet Lady Very Kind.
She will be missed very much.
Tuesday, March 25, 2014 |
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