ISABEL M. FOUTS

I had the great pleasure of singing with Izzy at St. Thomas many years ago. She was a "fun" Lady. God bless her and all her family.

Dear Carol and family.......We are in Arizona, but sister, Barb, called me this morning to tell me about your Mom. Bob and I are so sorry and wish we could be there for you during the weekend. I'm sure your Mom is happy and with your Dad in their eternal kingdom. God bless.
Sharon and Bob Smith

Ovetr the years I have thought of you offen. and what a wonderful life. You have blessed others. Prayers for the family's. You will be missed.
Pat (Fouts) Julian

Queen of the french meat pie Toutrier!
My sister Joan has been making this once-a-year treat and EVERYTIME I taste it I'm back at Aunt Izzy and Uncle Red's house. I hope they are holding each other again :)
Love and thoughts to all....

I did not call her Aunt Izzy, I called her Saint Izzy. She has been in my corner always. When I was away at school it was she who sent me letters so my letter box "wouldn't get cobwebs". When my Dad, Willard, was so sick, it was Izzy who spent time with him and with my Mom to keep her company and help out. In fact, she was at the hospital when Dad died. I'm sure he was the first in line to welcome her into paradise.
I will never, ever forget her love and devotion, and will miss her...

You may know that my Mimi called her girls by two names; Carol Lynn, Mary Jane, Anne Marie and Jeannie Pat. I liked that, middle names had a purpose. They weren't just used when you were in trouble.

As I learned the story, she was named "Mimi" by her first grandchild, my older brother Billy, when he failed to pronounce Grandma-mere properly. After that all attempts to teach him to pronounce Grandpa-pere ceased.

I feel very blessed to have known my Mimi for so many...

Mimi, I will miss you very much. But I know it was time and you are in a wonderful place. Now you have the best view to watch over us all. I love you so, so much. Maya, Seth and Steve love you and will miss you too! I promise to finish what I started and make you proud of me!
You are so loved and will always be remembered-for the many wonderful things that you've done, the people you've touched and the legacy you leave behind.
I love you!!! ~Regina

Dear Jim, Carol, Jack, Ann, Mary Jane and Jeanie...

Harold and I are presently in McKinney Texas visiting our daughter and her family on our winter travels. Dionel let us know of Aunt Isabel's passing and we wish to extend our condolences to all of you. You are all in our prayers, as she has been in recent months. We find it interesting that she died at almost the same age as her sister, Fidelis, and now they are together again. May God bless all of you and keep you in His...

Dear "Mimi"

You will truely be missed!

Love,

W. Jose Cummings