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Milan Winnard
October 14, 2014
Aunt Grace was a lovely, caring lady that I shall forever cherish and remember. After hurricane katrina, she opened her life and her heart and helped take care of my mother for almost a year until returning to Bay St. Louis was possible. Aunt Grace was fun and interesting with many interests. On behalf of my son and myself, she is loved and missed very much. Our condolances to all of her extended family.
Shirley Henry
September 8, 2014
I miss Grace. S he was my friend and we shared a love of nature and taking pictures of birds and other critters...and libraries and books. I will always remember her with fondness. (And I miss Millie, too.)
August 18, 2014
I am so very sorry to learn of Ms. Kittrell's passing. She was a frequent and favored patron of the Broadmoor Library for many, many years. It was always a delight to see her when she would come in. We have missed her presence in our lives. Anna Livengood, Broadmoor Branch Library/Shreve Memorial Library.
August 17, 2014
Our condolences from Consumer Satellite
Jerry Robinson
August 17, 2014
Sorry to hear of Grace's passing. One of our BEST customers in over 32 years of being in satellite business. She and Millie were always so nice to me. Consumer Satellite and I have lost a dear friend.
Anna Sanders
August 13, 2014
On behalf of Women Veterans of Louisiana we offer our heartfelt sympathies to the family of Miss Grace Phillippa Kittrell, U.S. Air Force veteran. Here is a poem that we honor our women with:
She is a woman veteran
Whose service was true
She proudly served
The Red, White and Blue
She gave a part of her life
So others could be free
And without any hesitation
She joined unselfishly
She did her job well
With Honor and Pride
And served her great country
With the men alongside
We're proud today to know
That although she is gone
She goes on to glory
After a job "well done"
And so, "Our Dear Sister"
We salute you today
A special Airman laid to rest
In this quiet, solemn way
Inspired by: God
Written by: Women Veteans of Louisiana
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