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Ann Sims
May 8, 2009
Lorenzo and family, I am so sorry to hear of Aunt Nettie passing. I didn't get to see her very often but she always came to reunions. I always thought she was the prettiest lady. I think I was seeing how pretty she was on the outside not realizing that it was what she had on the inside that was showing on the outside! She was truly a Southern Belle! I'm so sorry I was on vacation this week so unable to attend the funeral. Our prayers are with you.
Much love,
Ann & Troy Sims
Dorothy Shromoff
May 8, 2009
Sadly, I knew "Miss Nettie" for only three short years, but in those three years I found a truly remarkable lady who was caring, giving, loving and such a spiritual inspiration to everyone she touched. I lost my mother in 1983, and Miss Nettie touched my heart as much as my own mother did. I will never forget her kindness and her love for everyone. I am a better person for knowing this wonderful "lady". Lorenzo, Mike, Tommy and Timmy.....how lucky you were to have been blessed to call this lady "Mama".
God's Blessings,
Dorothy Shromoff
Terry Carter
May 7, 2009
Lorenzo and family,
I'm terribly sorry to learn of the passing of your dear mother. Please accept my deepest heartfelt sympathies. My earnest prayer is that the love of God in Christ Jesus remains for you an abiding and sustaining presence.
Prayerfully yours,
Robert Suggs Jr.
May 6, 2009
My grandmother was the most caring person that I have ever known. Know matter what the fault was in a person, she never gave up on them. I was with my grandmother a lot as a child and I have very fond and loving memories of being with her. I deeply regret not giving her the time she deserved as I became older. I know that God has opened his arms and put them around you.
Your grandson,
Robert M. Suggs Jr. (Robbie)
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