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Sharon Lee Baker
June 21, 2019
It is true that time "flies" by in the blink of an eye, but the memories we hold in our hearts of loved ones now gone from us, makes that time seem only moments ago, and not years. When I think of Aunt Myrtis I can still feel the warmth of her hugs, hear her words of encouragement, and appreciate her understanding heart. She is still with us, and through God's love, we will see her again!
alan snipes
June 27, 2014
Aunt Myrtis had a way of making everyone feel important and that she truly loved and cared about you. I always felt at home in her home and a part of her family. She was truly a saint and is the most deserving of the best God has to offer. She was small and always carried a big purse. I already miss her. I will always remember that she said we were to love one another!
American Heart Association
June 26, 2014
May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.
Sharon Lee Baker
June 26, 2014
Aunt Myrtis was always there for me with a strong shoulder whenever I needed it, even if we didn't speak for weeks at a time. She would sometimes call me out of the blue as if she knew I was down and I needed a laugh. She unselfishly gave so much of herself to everyone around her; I hope we in turn gave of ourselves to her when she needed our love and support, without expecting anything in return. She never had an unkind word about anyone and her love was unconditional. Even though I will miss the physical being of Aunt Myrtis, I know without a doubt that she will still be with me, and I will still receive a message "out of the blue" on days when it's most needed! There's a special place in heaven for people of her caliber, and I know she's with God smiling down on us all. May we strive to set the examples she did, on how best to live our lives and serve our fellow man. Even though I can't be with the family during this difficult time, my love and prayers are with them all. God bless! Sharon Lee Baker (Aunt Hattie's daughter; Uncle John is Hattie's brother).
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Tammy Bean
June 26, 2014
I feel very blessed to have known Myrtis! Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.
Michelle Masterson
June 26, 2014
Myrtis was such a sweet lady who I enjoyed seeing at church each Sunday. She had a sweet and delightful smile that lit up the room. Her warmth and kindness will be greatly missed.
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