Aileen Avery

When my parents moved from Chicago to 104 Kinwood (across the street from Walt and Aileen) in the early 1960s, Aileen was a young mother of 3. Ruth Anne was just a baby. The Averys exemplified Southern Hospitality for our whole family and were special friends to all of us from that time on.My older brother and I would run over to the Averys as soon as we came home from college, and she and Walt were very supportive of our parents as they became older. Aileen had a wonderful warmth and humor,...

Ruth Ann, David & Family,

Please find comfort and peace in knowing your mother/grandmother was a wonderful person. She has been called to a greater place. If you need anything please let us know we are here for you and the whole family. You and your family are all in our thoughts and prayers.

Andy,Sue,Kenny,Lynn & Family

Stanley, you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

As a little girl growing up, knowing Aileen and her husband Walt was a blessing. Heartfelt thoughts are with the family she loved dearly.

Mary Ellen and Odell Witherspoon

I remember Aileen as someone that I loved to talk to at FUMC, at Burke Furniture and around town. She was so friendly. I mainly remember her kind words to be concerning my mother's death. My sincere condolences go out to the family.

Ruth Ann and Family, I am so sorry for your loss. I pray for peace and comfort for you all during this difficult time!

Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire family. We pray that God will provide comfort to you all during this time. Thinking of you especially, Stan and Kim. Love you both.

Slick (Keith) and Kristi Bruns