JESSIE MAE HUBBARD

Lawrence and Terry, I submitted the entire regarding Miss Hubbard referring to us as Sir.

When I remember Miss Hubbard, I think of when we were children going to Addison Jr. High School. We would always meet at Lawrence's house. Miss Hubbard would always say "Good morning, Sirs." We would chuckle and ask why did she call us Sir?. She never answered this question until years later. She said, "I called you Sir, so you would allow anyone else to call you boy." Now remember, this was in 1970, so times were different. I never forgot what Miss Hubbard told me that day and to this...

No bond is as great as that between a parent and child. My deepest condolences are with you as you grieve.

My condolences to Jessies' family. I worked with Jessie at Stouffers Top of the Town a very long time ago. She had such energy and a wonderful sense of humor. I have never forgotten her after all these years. She made the long days at work a joy.

Aunt Jessie you were always nice to me and my family. I will miss the long heartwarm encouranging words of wisdom you spoke of life milestones. May God Bless your Family. Glennis Blair

I am so sorry for your loss of. Please be comforted by the fact that God cares about you personally and will help you get through your grief.. He says "I have heard your prayers, I have seen your tears" 2 Kings 20:5.