Ada May Cox

Aunt Teeny was named by her big brother, Robert, who looked at her when she was first born and said "Look who teeny she is." The name stuck. I will remember Aunt Teeny as a loving and giving person. She was always thrilled to see you and to bring you up to speed on the local goings on. She always made me feel like family. She even held my first baby shower in her home. Rest in peace, Aunt Teeny, you had a life well lived.

We will certainly miss your constant optimistic attitude and lovely smiling face! You always gave me hope of better days to come. In my early years as a young mother you were there to offer encouragement and I will always be grateful for that. I loved you dearly and will think continue to think of you with fond memories. Love you, #1

Will miss you, Aunt Teeny. You were always so much fun and had such wonderful stories about my dad, Merrill. Rest in peace, you were truely one of the greatest generation.