6 Entries
July 25, 2017
To the Bunch Family: My heartfelt sympathies go out to the family and friends during this difficult time. I hope that the promise in 1 Thessalonians 4:14 can bring comfort. Knowing that there's a hope for the ones we have lost in death can be so reassuring.
Cheryl Mangum
July 2, 2017
Oh my dear Jenny Lou - I know how much you loved life so it is still very hard for me to believe that you are gone. I look across the street at your home and I still think that you are sitting on your couch watching tv or sitting outside on your back porch enjoying the outdoors. Not long before you left us I made a meatloaf - baked potato - some veggies and brought them over to you along with a piece of Marie Calendar lemon meringue pie. I told you that it was my famous meatloaf and I would check back with you to see how much you loved it. When I got home and tried my famous meatloaf - it was horrible! I don't know what happened but it was so bad that I had to throw it away. I am so sorry that I didn't make it over to see what you thought of it - we could have had a good laugh! Your sense of humor was amazing - I will never ever forget the time that I raced home from working at the U of A on a Friday night and I wanted to mow my grass befor it got dark - I had on a very nice dress with panty hose and high heels - I grabbed the lawnmower and started mowing. I remember you came outside and hollered at me from across the street - you said - hey Cheryl - what do you wear when you go out and I said. - what do you mean - and you said - well I was just wondering because if you dress up this much to mow your grass - then I am wondering - how much more you dress up when you go out? Oh my gosh - I laughed so hard and so did you! We have laughed about that so many times over the years. It has been very comforting to look across the street and see your living room light on - it makes me believe that you are still home - sitting on your couch watching tv and playing your games. Tonight the light is off - your house is dark and I know you are gone. God Bless you Jenny Lou. Even though I didn't get over to see you very often - it was still comforting to know that you were there. You were a beautiful Angel here on earth - and now you are a beautiful Angel in Heaven. I love you Jenny Lou - and I miss you. You are free - free of pain and suffering. Thank you for the beautiful memories. You will forever live in my heart. Fly high little Angel - go with God. Amen.
D.Romans 12:12 Andrews
June 30, 2017
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Linnie Garner
June 26, 2017
Missing you already J/L. Save me a spot close to you in heaven, we can be neighbors and friends for eternity.
Rod Lester
June 26, 2017
A lifelong friend of everyone who knew her. An unmatchable personality that certainly will be missed by all. Her love for people and friendly antics will live on in the hearts of all who knew her. RIP Sweetheart.
Mae McKemy
June 25, 2017
Susan and Bill We will miss your mom she always seemed to be in good spirits enjoyed life and was a fighter. Love to all
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