Hannah B. BOATWRIGHT

I worked for Dr Boatwright-it was my first job. He, of course, was very patient as he taught me to be a dental assistant. My memories of Mrs Boatwright are connected to the times she would come into the office and bring her son. They loved their son and adored him every day of his life. Their eyes would light up just mentioning his name. Devoted parents and devoted to everything that they did. They both made an impression on my young, developing life. Parents to be proud of ---

What a lovely, active lady. I met Hannah through my mom while in the Chesapeake. She had lost her cat and agreeded to take my mom's cat "Fluff". She was so loving and always friendly and always on her way to play tennis or some other activity, but ALWAYS stopped to speak. I thought alot of her and I am sorry for your loss.

Mrs. Boatwright was a lovely lady, and I was privileged to have known her. My husband worked for the dental practice when first leaving school. Hannah and I were both in the Community Bible Study together. My sympathies to you all.

My sympathy to Mrs. Boatwright's family. She was a lovely lady, whom I knew as a child at Hidenwood Presbyterian and I am sad to hear of her passing.

A good friend in the neighborhood and at church.The Beverly Hills Spearman's, Lilibel and Leroy