Anna Ruth Martin Wills

What a wonderful testimony and life. Now I know for sure there will be Dr. Pepper in heaven

What a blessing Mrs. Wills was to me. She was my Sunday School teacher at Garden City Baptist. She was a precious Godly lady. I am so glad I will see her again one day in Heaven.

I will always charish the years theat I had Mrs. Wills as my Sunday School Teacher at Garden City Baptist, When I moved back to Roanoke and she was there to relight the Dr. Pepper sign, what a life, what an example of God's love, a loving family and a Godly mother. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Sincerely, Dianne Shelton Waterman (Don and Barbara Shelton's Daughter.)

What a blessing to have Grandma Ruth around for so many years. She will be with you all for that much longer watching and passing out her many blessings.
Kristin- Your family will be in my continued prayers. Take comfort in the fact that she has started a new life and will be in yours every step of the way.

Awwww, Grandma Wills, the love and respect for you will never be gone from our lives. Living next door to you in Garden City for so long was truely a blessing. You always told me you didn't want to live to be 100, but you exceeded those expectations, as I always knew you would. Although not related, Grandma Wills was part of our family. She treated my children Cristy and Shannon as if they were her grandchildren. You are with your Savior now, and dancing among the angels, but will always...

What a full life! She will be with you always.
Your family is in our thoughts and prayers.
The Miltons

The entire family and friends of Great Aunt Ruth are in our thoughts and prayers at this time. Though I did not know her well, I do remember what a sweet and open woman she was. I remember her coming over on several occasions to visit Nanny (J.Joseph M. Martin's wife) when I was younger. I know she is now joyous and free in the arms of her Saviour.

As a kid I used to go next door and get on her swing and we would talk for hours. She would just listen to this crazy little boy and laugh and would never get up intil I was done telling her what I was thinking. Even though we were not really related, I always called her Grandma Wills. Rest in peace "Grandma".

She will be greatly missed. She was such a wonderful woman. I am with the family in spirit & prayers.