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January 13, 2011
January 13, 2011
Dearest: Aunt Emily
I pray that things are somewhat settling down. Perhaps it is a little to soon. This is your niece that stays in Maryland. I am Maebell daughter, the shortest one. I did not come down to visit "J B" when he was sick. "J B" was a proud person and did not want to see him in that situation.
I came to the house the day of funeral when you all were ready to get into the family car. You look really nice, with your back and white. I do not go to funerals, I am just like my mother. However, I went to hearst to tell "J B" Goodbye and that I loved him. In addition, I thank him for assisting me when I need his help financially. "J B" was about business, I always return his money, each penny. I earned his trust and he earned my trust as well. Please tell Sheree I did not get the opportunity to meet her. However, I already know Bill from years back when he use to visit my brothers and I at my grandmother house.
I know you will miss "J B" dearly and so will I. My mother will definitely miss him, they were close to each other. I will keep you in my prayers. It is time for you take a break, sit back and enjoy life. Most of all please take care of yourself.
After a while perhaps you may become lonely, but God is there, as long as you need him. I will always be your niece, and you will always be apart of our family. You have always been kind and to me and that will not be forgotten. Love Ya!
Malvene Freeman (Mitchellville, MD.)>< 4l
Bishop Bernard Williams
January 3, 2011
Bunny,
I was deeply saddened to learn of your husbands passing. My prayers are with you as you go through this difficult time. I only wish I could be there to share with you in person. However, I have just relocated back here after 35 years to be near family as I undergo extensive rehab from spinal surgery. I have listed my contact information so you can check on me once you have been able to deal with this loss.
I pray God's continued blessings upon your life henceforth, now and forever.
In God's Amazing Grace,
Bernard Williams
Nansemond Pointe Rehab
200 West Constance Road; Room 314
Suffolk, VA 23434
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