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Sheri Rose (Davies)
November 24, 2010
I always enjoyed the visits with Uncle Butch and Aunt Ada. She loved candy and nuts; Christmastime at her house we always got to crack our own nuts and eat candy off her "candy wreath". She was a very special lady and I always loved to listen to her stories. God Bless.
Bill The Computer Guy
November 23, 2010
Such a nice lady, I miss her now. I will miss her stories and she always had a good joke. Enjoy your reward in Heaven.
Renee Lone Elk
November 23, 2010
WHERE IS LOVE
Can it be, you do not see
that love abounds as it surrounds.
Love is here there and everywhere
for those who care.
Be still, and feel
Loves's warm embrace
As it shows in your face.
Look with eyes of Love
Feel Power from above.
With heart aglow you will know.
Love is here there and everywhere.
There's so much to share
It flows into your heart
Never to depart.
AMP
Ada wrote this poem. I fondly remember her resolve in many arenas. She had a fierce sense of justice and let it me known. Now she is with her "Spite and Malice" friends, Nina and Clara. Peace be with you.
Linda Lee Fisher
November 23, 2010
Here's to a long and well lived life. We will be celebrating your journey on Sunday and I know you will be with us. You leave me with many wonderful memories and 6 years of happy times. I shall miss and remember you always. Much Love, Your Little Chip...Linda
Linda Lee Fisher
November 23, 2010
Aunt Ada, such happy memories you leave with me. Your life was long and well lived with many loving friends and family. These past 6 years together made up for the time we missed over the years. I know you are with Mom and Dad, Uncle Butch and others now. Be happy and know that you were well loved by all. Sunday is your Celebration of Life and I know you will be looking down on us remembering your long journey. Love always, Linda
Linda Lee Fisher
November 22, 2010
Aunt Ada... I miss you, but I'm remembering all the nights we spent together these past 6+ years. Your stories and jokes will stay with me always. I can only hope that you are with family now, and will be with us in spirit at your Celebration of Life next week end. Thanks for all the caring love and companionship you gave me. Your Loving Niece, "Chip" Linda
Margaret Cook
November 18, 2010
It is with sadness but happy memories that I convey my condolences to the relatives of Ada Mae. I was her travel agent at Fleetridge Travel for many years, and we became personal friends along the way. She sure loved to travel, get invovled in civic causes and write the lovliest poetry. The World is a better place for all of us through nice ladies like Ada Mae, and I know she is happily reunited with her dear Butch now. God Bless Ada. Respectfully Margaret Ava Cook
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