Alma Bullard Thompson

It was an absolute joy to know sweet Alma for the last couple years and fixing her hair every Tuesday. I miss her dearly but I know she has made it home to heaven. Sending so much love and prayers y´all´s way Molly.

Our deepest sympathies to the family we remember Alma with fondness may she rest in peace Emma and Bob Thorne

I first met Alma when I started my 40 year career with Red Cross in 1982. She left a lasting impression on me throughout my life as I remember her as being so kind, gracious and lovely. I have thought about her many times over the years since I moved from Winston-Salem in 1987 and glad to see how well she lived her life and has left such a legacy.

Mark, I am so sorry for your loss. Love, Katherine

I worked with Alma at the Red Cross from 1974 until 1979. I was 24 when I started, and it was my first real job. Alma was one of a handful of ladies on the staff at that time, and they all became my substitute mothers and amazing mentors. I learned so much from these ladies, and I like to say that a little worm slid into the building, and a beautiful butterfly flew out 5 years later! Alma and these ladies raised me, and changed my life. Now with her passing, I am the only one left, which...