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Janice Clark
January 24, 2011
She was one of my daughter's adopted grandmas, living just a couple of houses away from us in SeaTac Washington. I didn't know her well, but knew my daughter was safe and happy visiting "Mrs. Budds" as she called her. Such a wonderful, loving neighbor.
Sarah Andrews
January 24, 2011
I will never forget Mrs. Butts, I grew up down the street from her in Seatac, WA and she always had kind words and a ton of patience. I remember going over there and helping in her beautiful garden, having the occasional tea party (with juice and snickerdoodles) or just going over to say hi and playing with her dogs. I consider myself very lucky and blessed to have known her. My condolences go out to family and friends and I pray that God will help you to get through this difficult time. (Sarah Clark-Andrews / Anchorage, AK)
Alisha Graham
January 24, 2011
I have numerous memories growing up one house down from Grandma Butts! Such a warm person, she asked the kids in our neighborhood to call her Grandma. She had so much patience and love for children. Our family moved in when I was 4...she moved away when I was about 18. I remember our many conversations on her front porch, going for walks with her and her cocker spaniels, her beautiful flowers that she tended, picking fruit, going to church with her. She was blessed with a beautiful family and wonderful children and grandchildren that welcomed me as part of their family. I remember one summer when I was about 10 they took me on their family vacation to Sun River in Bend, Oregon. It was the only vacation I had in my childhood. It meant so much to me. I have since been back - it is one of my favorite vacation spots!
Her faith left such an impression on me. I always knew she was praying for me. She was the greatest example that I had in my childhood of what it means to live in Christ. She lived the scripture Matthew 5:16. "In the same way, let your light shine before men, that they may see your good deeds and praise your Father in heaven."
You are missed Grandma Butts. Thank you so much for all the kind words and deeds you sowed into my life! What a glorious day it will be when we see each other again! You have many jewels in your crown!
Cathy Wolcott
January 23, 2011
I cannot imagine having a better mother! I am so thankful to know that my mom has gone on to a better place--I keep thinking of the scripture where Jesus said, "I go to prepare a place for you that where I am you shall be also." My mom is in that place and I am so thankful and honored to have had her for a mother on this earth.
Mary's girls Kandi, Peggy and Linda
January 21, 2011
To all of Jean's family, so sorry to hear of Jean's death. She was a true friend to my Mom, Mary Gjerset. I remember many laughs with your Mom. I'm glad that now Jean and Mom can go hiking and cross country skiing together again! Lots of memories and prayers sent your way.
Janiene Douglas
January 20, 2011
Grandma, Thanks for all the memories! I was so lucky to have you for my grandmother! I will think of you every time I take my kids to the newest Disney movie, head to the mountains to go skiing or just going to Starbucks! I love you & miss you so much already!
Carmen Belleau-Matuszewksi
January 20, 2011
She was a wonderful woman. I have many fond memories of visiting with her, our shopping trips, and dancing to "Achy Breaky Heart"!
Jacque Jones (Wagner)
January 20, 2011
Cathy and Linda, I am so very sorry to hear of Jean's death. I have so many warm memories of times with her. She was always so warm and welcoming. I remember putting up wallpaper, little dogs running around our feet, making plum jam and opening my wedding presents in her livingroom. She always had a quick smile and a warm welcome. I will miss her, too. Love to you both.
Cynthia Baker
January 19, 2011
May you rest in peace as you are now an angel with the Lord. You will always be loved and missed.
Gloria Swartzwelder
January 19, 2011
In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.
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