Ellen I. LIPSCOMB

My Grandma Elle. (Though I'll never get why I called her that.) She meant so much to me when I was younger. As I've grown older, I have the typical regrets; Not having that little kid bond that I used to have with her. So many "I wish that I would have" moments surround me right now. Yet, with all of the sadness I know that she is now experiencing the best moments we can only imagine. She is now with the love of her life without any problems. She is now with her maker whom she was so close...

Sorry i could not make it to the visitation, i have a appt. at the V.A today for my knee. May God bless. Tim Paganelli

I LOVE Aunt Reenie! I have the fondest of memories, staying over as a youngster on Wayside Ct. with her and Uncle Miles. She and I would go downstairs and either work on our stamp collections together or work jigsaw puzzles. She and I spent TONS of weekends together. I cherish Aunt Reenie in every way; Moreso, the true Aunt that she was to my Mom. She has been my Mom's "Angel" for countless years, all the way back since I can remember, and I am 43 years old. She was my Mom's Aunt,...

DEAR Ellens Family, All of us are so sorry. We all were so fond of your family on Wayside. Vince loved to go over when she made her potato candy!! Both Elizabeth and Vince still remember SUSAN baby sitting for them. Great times with wonderful friends. Love with many fond memoirs!!! Robert,Pat,Elizabeth and Vince Bee