Elizabeth S. Brogdon

I am sorry to here of this news. All of the family and friends are in my thoughts and prayers. Due to my service, I am unable to attend. May God bless and keep everyone.

TO GENE AND FAMILY, IT WAS A PLEASURE TO TAKE CARE
OF YOUR MOTHER FROM THE BEGINNING OF HER ILLNESS TILL THE END, I HAVE NEVER SEEN A DISPLAY OF LOVE AND AFFECTION
FOR HER FRIENDS AND FAMILY DEMOSTRATED SO WELL AND SHE ALSO HAD A GREAT SENSE OF HUMOR, SHE WAS MORE THAN JUST A PATIENT TO ME BUT SHE WAS A FRIEND, SHE ALWAYS ASK ABOUT MY FAMILY AND WE OFTEN SHARED PICTURES, HUGS AND LAUGHS, EVEN ON THE DAY THAT THE THERAPIST CAME BY SHE PUT ON HER BEST ON THE OUTSIDE,SHOWERED, BRUSHED HER...

I was a twelve year old Jerry Hipp when fate brought my service family to Georgia, and we drove into the Speir's place, having heard they might have a vacancy in their garage apartment. Mis S.E., welcomed the four of us into their beautiful home, and made us FAMILY for the four years to follow. We were there for significant events: when Sheriff Wiley passed, when Billy came home to run the family business; when Peggy went off to college (she handed down a lovely first formal.) Gwen,...

It has been a long time since I have seen any of you, especially your mother....but I just wanted to say I am sorry to hear about her death... she was a great lady and left many good memories to everyone...God bless her...and God bless you at this time of sorrow in your life...