Lillian Louise Whitehead

I was very sad to hear of Lou's passing. She was a "next door neighbor" to my mother, Lillian Lynn, at Fostrian and was one of the five Lillian's in their particular hallway. I often stopped by to see Lou and Nellie when I visited my mother. I remember how inseparable Lou and Nellie were and how Lou always made sure Nellie was taken care of. Now both of them are gone. Hopefully their friendship has continued upstairs.

I am so sorry to hear of Lou's passing. She was a great friend to my grandmother, Ruby, and made her stay at Fostrian so enjoyable; they were quite a pair. Having tea with the Red Hat club was always so much fun and I will miss her very much.

To Cheryl and Teresa and the rest of the family, I am so sorry for your loss. Lou will greatly be missed. I thank you all for the opportunity to have known Lou. I LOVED HER SHE WAS ALWAYS THERE TO MAKE MY DAY BETTER SHE WAS THE BEST I LOED TAKING CARE OF HER FO RTHE 3.5 YEARS I WAS THERE LOVE TO YOU ALL AND PS THE BIG GUY YO THERE HAS HIS WORK CUT OUT KEEPING THIS FIRECRACKER IN LONE LOL
MARIE BRIER CENA

Lou was a long time friend to my family. My mother & father use to play games with them every weekend. I was home (Flint) last year and went to see her. I'm so glad I did. I know she is in heaven with my parents smiling and playing games. You have my deepest symathy.

To Cheryl and Teresa and the rest of the family, I am so sorry for your loss. Lou will greatly be missed. I thank you all for the opportunity to have known Lou. To Lou, you are no loner in pain, and I know you are up there on the Front Porch of heaven. I will miss you so, My little Firecracker!!!