Bertha Chatmon

Aunt Bert was a remarkable woman! Kind. Loving. Generous. Infectious laugh. Beautiful smile. Beautiful woman who loved the Lord. Knowing her has enriched my life beyond measure.

I remember her telling me about the time she first found out that airplanes existed. She was so frightened over seeing this "thing" flying overhead that she jumped into a ditch! The last time I saw her was in 2002 when Roquita and I sat at the dinner table at my mother's home. Aunt Bert told one of the...

Aunt Bert was my mother's oldest living sister. I'm told I have a smile and hearty laugh just like my aunt. I have so many wonderful memories of the times I've shared with Aunt Bert. But what I remember the most was her last visit in Houston in 2002 (I believe)when she vacationed with her son, daughter-in-law, grandchildren and great granchildren. My mother and I had the wonderful opportunity of having dinner with Aunt Bert. What a treat! We laughed, told jokes and just reminisced of our past...

Doris,

For we know that if our earthly house of this tabernacle were dissolved, we have a building of God, a house not made with hands, eternal in the heavens. We thank God that Bertha Chatmon is on her way to her mansion, not made with hands. We pray that you would look to Christ for comfort and remember all the good times and the long life that Christ blessed you to share with you loving mother. We will continue to pray your strength in the Lord.

Most of my friends don't have living parents, I was blessed to have a wonderful example of being a well rounded person and most of all to use commom sence thru my
my grandmother. What an example!!!
I look foward to us praying together. I Love You