In Loving Memory of those who passed on......

**HolyElk** · 08-14-2003, 09:21 AM

In Loving Memory of my Grandma who passed away Dec 1997......... I love her and miss her very much! Glad I grew up living most of my time with her...... She told me stories of the past and about my relatives!

spicysouthern · 08-14-2003, 10:28 AM

In LOVING memory of my Unce Berty.
he was fun gave me good advise all the time and was a real kew unc. see ya later uncle.

spicysouthern · 08-14-2003, 10:30 AM

LOVING MEMOREY 1999

to my granma elaine. always made the best christmas suppers and saved me from spanks plenty a times. missyou granma. see youlater.

Smokin' Ace · 08-14-2003, 11:26 AM

In loving memory of my dear friend, Larry Preston, who passed in 1990.

He was such a beautiful person inside and out. He always made me feel so beautiful and smart. :) He and I had so many laughs together and he was always there if I was down to bring me back up....He was a rare jewel.

I'll tell ya how rare he was. My first husband and I didn't have a will written, but did have written that if something were to happen to my husband that Larry would be the one who would handle all our financial affairs. My first husband trusted him that much.

Well, Larry had gotten really ill, going back and forth to doc. He couldn't figure out what was wrong. They finally diagnosed him with Lupas, but by the time they thought they could get a handle on it, it was too late.

I called Larry once a week - just like clockwork. Each week he would take my call and I would tell him I wanted to come see him, and he told me he was fine, that I needed to worry about my new husband and my baby. When he got so ill that he couldn't work, he still took my calls at home and was always so happy to hear my voice. He made me feel so great all the time.

I called him on his birthday, January 13 and had sent him flowers. He could hardly talk. :( He was very sick and I begged him to let me come see him - he said that he would be fine - that all I needed to remember was that he loved me very much, and that I was beautiful. And he thanked me for remembering his birthday and he was blessed to have me in his life.

For some reason, I couldn't bring myself to call the next week. Thinking back on it, it is too weird....I just didn't call. When I called the second week, the phone at home, which I knew was right beside his bed, rang and rang. I immediately called his parent's business and hysterically asked the secretary where was Larry??? She paused and said, "Let me get Ann."

His mother came on the phone. "My dear Kay. Larry passed 2 days after he talked to you. He told us to tell you that he loved you very much. But one thing he didn't tell us and we couldn't remember for the life of us, was your new married last name. We called all over Richmond looking for you. There was no funeral. Larry didn't want that. He just wanted us to be sure to tell you along with all his friends, how much he loved you and enjoyed your friendship. And as his mother, I also want to thank you for being his friend." By this time, needless to say, I was in tears. She went on to tell me that I wouldn't have recognized him - that the Lupas had caused curvature of his joints and he made his family swear that I would not see him like that. He loved me that much - his mother said that he wanted me to remember the vibrant, loving, crazy Larry. The one who could dance until 3 in the morn - then find the afterparty. The one who would then get up and fix everyone around breakfast (which usually consisted of ordering out). He wanted me to remember him stepping in to take me to my company dance when my then boyfriend bailed out at the last minute, and us wrecking those peoples nerves with our craziness. He wanted me to remember us laughing so hard that he rammed his cadillac into a huge parking barrier, in front of these two people who almost **** themselves, and how we couldn't stop laughing long enough to care - he just backed up, corrected and went thru the right way. (little damage) He wanted me to remember his white cadillac and his red shoes. And his crystal blue eyes.

To Larry Bennett Preston - my dear friend - I know you are still with me, because I can hear you laughing at me now for crying at my terminal (They should fire you! Do they know what you are doing there??? Buck it up, chickie...) Thank you for allowing me to know you.....my life was touched so much by you.

:Angel2

Smokin' Ace · 08-14-2003, 11:33 AM

To my son, Stoney...

Who I never got to really know - l carried you for a brief time, but knew your soul.

Rest in peace son - I am blessed to have had the priviledge to carry you....

:Angel2 Stoney Oxendine

Blackbear · 08-14-2003, 01:59 PM

In loving memory of my friend Lorie.
Strangely enough I am living HER dream of being in alaska, camping and site seeing. And every day something new happens that makes me want to call her and say.. HEY LORIE guess what? She was a very special soul who was always there to listen and then tell you straight up if you are just bugging out or have a ligitimate reason to complain LOL!! I miss you Lorie and probably will never stop missing you.

**traci_m** · 08-14-2003, 03:22 PM

In loving memory of my uncle Byron Morris, who burned it at both ends, always had a smile, and had such a generous soul. It's been nine years, and I still think of you very often.

To my papaw, Garza Mora, who passed in 1993. I still bring flowers to you. I miss your wisdom and your gentle quietness. Cancer took you, slowly, before our eyes, so I know you are in a better place now.

To my grandpa, Henry Morris, who departed from his body unexpectedly the day before Father's Day in 1997. I still think of you every day and shed many tears when I visit your resting place. I miss you so much. . .words just can't express it. My heart still has a giant empty spot. . .:(

Dezgn8veDriver · 08-14-2003, 03:29 PM

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Originally posted by Blackbear
In loving memory of my friend Lorie.
Strangely enough I am living HER dream of being in alaska, camping and site seeing. And every day something new happens that makes me want to call her and say.. HEY LORIE guess what? She was a very special soul who was always there to listen and then tell you straight up if you are just bugging out or have a ligitimate reason to complain LOL!! I miss you Lorie and probably will never stop missing you.

BLACKBEAR, you are a very special gal. Lorie was lucky to have you for a friend. My dream is to visit Alaska and reading this makes me want to put more money down for my cruise up there. She sounds like she was a good friend....:2:

jinx · 08-14-2003, 04:31 PM

in loving memory of my daddy who passed on in 1998, to my father in law in 1996 my dear granny in 96, uncle bud in 96, my best friend laura in 94, cousin jay in 96, cousin tim in 2003 and grandpappy in 1980. not a day passes that i dont think of you all.

WolfTears · 08-14-2003, 05:45 PM

:Angel2 In loving Memory of my brother may 1970,In loving memeory of my son Passed July 6th 1975, In loving memory of my daughter aug 18th 1991, In loving memory of my brother sept 11 .....In loving memory of my sister Dec 18th 2001. In loving memory of my Neice april 7th 2003.
They are gone but never forgotten . I miss my sister most of all we had coffee online every morning talked every night when she got home.....I still reach for the phone to call her.

~danielle~ · 08-14-2003, 10:11 PM

In Loving Memory of

Uncle J.B. Schuyler.

Uncle Thurman Bear

My daughter's Aunt Nancy & Uncle Spirit Bird

We miss you all!

CHEROSAGE · 08-15-2003, 02:38 AM

I want to HONOR some of my family that have gone on before me.
My dad, Col.(RET.) RH Woolery Sr. passing from the effects of radiation/ chemotharepy for lung cancer and diabetes, My grandma Lorane (Putney) Woolery She was only 96?, Uncle James E Putney Jr. had a stroke/diabetes, Jackson and Jean Ellen (Ripply) Mace- my close cuz's Diabetes/BadHeart,Uncle Arther Hughes, Grandpas Chester Selby and Orville L Woolery, Sis Shirley Hutchings Diabetes/ Heart/Kidneys etc.. These are just a number of my family to include two brother in laws Gary Acker and Steve Ulmer.

I used to have a very large living family when I was very young. Now My very large extended family lives in my HEART and mind. Thanks guys for the great times and memories.

Dat1NdnGuy · 08-15-2003, 05:16 AM

:Angel2 Virginia Lee Schell 8/23/39--2/19/02 :Angel2

My Dearest and Loving Grandma...No words will ever be able to express How much You are missed. You are a bright Pillar of light and without you our lives are So So Dark. I Wish you were still here you have such a beautiful spirit, So calm, And nurturing...You were truly an angel on earth...Grandma I know it ain't been easy, No life on this earth is easy, this family has seen Terrible things...but you were always there and always smiling, It's good to know that you still visit us...I woke up one day and I could smell your cigarettes...Grandma, All I know is that I dunno much...But I'm happy that your out of all that pain and suffering. I had a dream that your were sitting outside at our lil' picnic table. I wished SO hard, that I could accomplish your goal for me...you'll never know how much it killed me that one of your last wishes was to see me dance again before you passed away. But I still work day in and day out towards that goal...your death hasn't hit ANYONE harder than Mom...She still cries for you, I know she does, of course you know how your children are...too stubborn to admit how sad they are. But tears are still shed. So speaking on Behalf of the family, your 8 children and 30+ grandchildren, not to mention the Handfull of Great grandchildren...We Love you! We'll be having your Memorial Next weekend on your birthday, We're even gonna have a cake for your birthday. Happy Birthday Grandma! :HappyBD:

Love your favorite Grandson -Sonni

08-14-2003, 09:21 AM	#1 (permalink)
HolyElk A Tiny Tots Mom Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Tribal Territory Posts: 1,098	In Loving Memory of those who passed on...... In Loving Memory of my Grandma who passed away Dec 1997......... I love her and miss her very much! Glad I grew up living most of my time with her...... She told me stories of the past and about my relatives! __________________ In Loving Memory of Allen Alberts Sr. March 1, 1945 to February 16, 2005 R.I.P Daddy ~~~~~~~~~~~~ As long as you keep a person down, some part of you is down there to hold that person down. So you don't soar higher than you want. ~~~CutHead Band of Sioux~~~ ~~Native Pride~~ http://CanteWaste.hi5.com

08-14-2003, 01:59 PM	#6 (permalink)
Blackbear Gone Fishing Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Alaska Posts: 9,577	In loving memory of my friend Lorie. Strangely enough I am living HER dream of being in alaska, camping and site seeing. And every day something new happens that makes me want to call her and say.. HEY LORIE guess what? She was a very special soul who was always there to listen and then tell you straight up if you are just bugging out or have a ligitimate reason to complain LOL!! I miss you Lorie and probably will never stop missing you. __________________ Don't worry that it's not good enough for anyone else to hear... just sing, sing a song. http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v4...Video002-1.flv

08-14-2003, 05:45 PM	#10 (permalink)
WolfTears StrongWillowsSister Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Nashville Tenn Posts: 804	:Angel2 In loving Memory of my brother may 1970,In loving memeory of my son Passed July 6th 1975, In loving memory of my daughter aug 18th 1991, In loving memory of my brother sept 11 .....In loving memory of my sister Dec 18th 2001. In loving memory of my Neice april 7th 2003. They are gone but never forgotten . I miss my sister most of all we had coffee online every morning talked every night when she got home.....I still reach for the phone to call her. Last edited by WolfTears; 08-14-2003 at 05:48 PM.

08-15-2003, 02:38 AM	#12 (permalink)
CHEROSAGE Pow Wow Committee Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: , mo Posts: 1,330	I want to HONOR some of my family that have gone on before me. My dad, Col.(RET.) RH Woolery Sr. passing from the effects of radiation/ chemotharepy for lung cancer and diabetes, My grandma Lorane (Putney) Woolery She was only 96?, Uncle James E Putney Jr. had a stroke/diabetes, Jackson and Jean Ellen (Ripply) Mace- my close cuz's Diabetes/BadHeart,Uncle Arther Hughes, Grandpas Chester Selby and Orville L Woolery, Sis Shirley Hutchings Diabetes/ Heart/Kidneys etc.. These are just a number of my family to include two brother in laws Gary Acker and Steve Ulmer. I used to have a very large living family when I was very young. Now My very large extended family lives in my HEART and mind. Thanks guys for the great times and memories. __________________ BOB

08-14-2003, 10:28 AM	#2 (permalink)
spicysouthern Teen Dancer Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: pow wow trail but when im real bad its county jail Posts: 335	In LOVING memory of my Unce Berty. he was fun gave me good advise all the time and was a real kew unc. see ya later uncle.

08-14-2003, 10:30 AM	#3 (permalink)
spicysouthern Teen Dancer Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: pow wow trail but when im real bad its county jail Posts: 335	LOVING MEMOREY 1999 to my granma elaine. always made the best christmas suppers and saved me from spanks plenty a times. missyou granma. see youlater.

08-14-2003, 11:26 AM	#4 (permalink)
Smokin' Ace Arena Director Join Date: Jul 2000 Location: United States Posts: 4,098	In loving memory of my dear friend, Larry Preston, who passed in 1990. He was such a beautiful person inside and out. He always made me feel so beautiful and smart. :) He and I had so many laughs together and he was always there if I was down to bring me back up....He was a rare jewel. I'll tell ya how rare he was. My first husband and I didn't have a will written, but did have written that if something were to happen to my husband that Larry would be the one who would handle all our financial affairs. My first husband trusted him that much. Well, Larry had gotten really ill, going back and forth to doc. He couldn't figure out what was wrong. They finally diagnosed him with Lupas, but by the time they thought they could get a handle on it, it was too late. I called Larry once a week - just like clockwork. Each week he would take my call and I would tell him I wanted to come see him, and he told me he was fine, that I needed to worry about my new husband and my baby. When he got so ill that he couldn't work, he still took my calls at home and was always so happy to hear my voice. He made me feel so great all the time. I called him on his birthday, January 13 and had sent him flowers. He could hardly talk. :( He was very sick and I begged him to let me come see him - he said that he would be fine - that all I needed to remember was that he loved me very much, and that I was beautiful. And he thanked me for remembering his birthday and he was blessed to have me in his life. For some reason, I couldn't bring myself to call the next week. Thinking back on it, it is too weird....I just didn't call. When I called the second week, the phone at home, which I knew was right beside his bed, rang and rang. I immediately called his parent's business and hysterically asked the secretary where was Larry??? She paused and said, "Let me get Ann." His mother came on the phone. "My dear Kay. Larry passed 2 days after he talked to you. He told us to tell you that he loved you very much. But one thing he didn't tell us and we couldn't remember for the life of us, was your new married last name. We called all over Richmond looking for you. There was no funeral. Larry didn't want that. He just wanted us to be sure to tell you along with all his friends, how much he loved you and enjoyed your friendship. And as his mother, I also want to thank you for being his friend." By this time, needless to say, I was in tears. She went on to tell me that I wouldn't have recognized him - that the Lupas had caused curvature of his joints and he made his family swear that I would not see him like that. He loved me that much - his mother said that he wanted me to remember the vibrant, loving, crazy Larry. The one who could dance until 3 in the morn - then find the afterparty. The one who would then get up and fix everyone around breakfast (which usually consisted of ordering out). He wanted me to remember him stepping in to take me to my company dance when my then boyfriend bailed out at the last minute, and us wrecking those peoples nerves with our craziness. He wanted me to remember us laughing so hard that he rammed his cadillac into a huge parking barrier, in front of these two people who almost **** themselves, and how we couldn't stop laughing long enough to care - he just backed up, corrected and went thru the right way. (little damage) He wanted me to remember his white cadillac and his red shoes. And his crystal blue eyes. To Larry Bennett Preston - my dear friend - I know you are still with me, because I can hear you laughing at me now for crying at my terminal (They should fire you! Do they know what you are doing there??? Buck it up, chickie...) Thank you for allowing me to know you.....my life was touched so much by you. :Angel2

08-14-2003, 11:33 AM	#5 (permalink)
Smokin' Ace Arena Director Join Date: Jul 2000 Location: United States Posts: 4,098	To my son, Stoney... Who I never got to really know - l carried you for a brief time, but knew your soul. Rest in peace son - I am blessed to have had the priviledge to carry you.... :Angel2 Stoney Oxendine

08-14-2003, 03:22 PM	#7 (permalink)
traci_m Circus Director Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Texas Posts: 3,513 Blog Entries: 1	In loving memory of my uncle Byron Morris, who burned it at both ends, always had a smile, and had such a generous soul. It's been nine years, and I still think of you very often. To my papaw, Garza Mora, who passed in 1993. I still bring flowers to you. I miss your wisdom and your gentle quietness. Cancer took you, slowly, before our eyes, so I know you are in a better place now. To my grandpa, Henry Morris, who departed from his body unexpectedly the day before Father's Day in 1997. I still think of you every day and shed many tears when I visit your resting place. I miss you so much. . .words just can't express it. My heart still has a giant empty spot. . .:(

08-14-2003, 04:31 PM	#9 (permalink)
jinx Pow Wow Visitor Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 14	in loving memory of my daddy who passed on in 1998, to my father in law in 1996 my dear granny in 96, uncle bud in 96, my best friend laura in 94, cousin jay in 96, cousin tim in 2003 and grandpappy in 1980. not a day passes that i dont think of you all.

08-14-2003, 10:11 PM	#11 (permalink)
~danielle~ Teen Dancer Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Mt. Plez Posts: 489	In Loving Memory of Uncle J.B. Schuyler. Uncle Thurman Bear My daughter's Aunt Nancy & Uncle Spirit Bird We miss you all!