Ethel W. Simpson

Ken, I did not know your mother personally. However, I had seen her many times at the Healthplex. Hearing the wonderful things that Clinton people had to say about her makes me sad I did not really know her. Just know that she served the Lord every day, even up until the last day of her life. I know that doesn't make things easier for you. I totally understand. I just want you to understand what a wonderful woman your mother was. Know that you are being prayed for by so many people. ...

September 23, 2010
Dear, sweet, and loving Ethel. She will always be an inspiration to me. I loved her individuality and independence. She is truly a Southern Belle. May God's healing hands be with her Family.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

I worked with Ethel and also her sister, Mae Tucker, for many years at BellSouth Engineering in Jackson.

My thoughts and prayers are with you and the family.

God bless you and keep you. Pamela Cooper Savell

I did not personally know Mrs. Simpson, but she sat next to me on Mondays at the lunch at First Baptist. She was such a kind lady with a sweet spirit about her. I wish I could have known her better. I am so terribly sorry for your loss. You are in my prayers.

Ken,
I am so sorry to hear of your mother's passing. I've never met her but based upon what I have read in the local MS newspaper she was a beautiful, kind lady. You are so blessed to have had her.

Ken, we know your dearest and closest friend-mom is with you in your heart and memories. Thank God for his provisions, love and peace that overshadows our grief. We have you lifted before God in our prayers. Eccles.3:1