Winston-Salem, North Carolina
RUDOLPH Lorraine Flynt Rudolph passed away on Monday, Dec. 31, 2007. She was born Dec. 10, 1920, in Petersburg, Va., but was a lifelong resident of Winston-Salem. She was the daughter of Sandy Romulas Flynt and Aline Reese Flynt, a member of one of the original founding families of...
Read MoreOur condolences goes out to the Rudolph family I had the priviledge of being a caretaker for MS. Rudolph, she was a pleasure to be around,(LOVED HER LAMB CHOPS,POTPIES and Music)and loved to look her best even when she was bedridden.I had the pleasure to make my first stop to see her when i got married on jan. 1st 2004. We will truly miss her.
ALLEN & ROBIN ( Mcgowens)ELDER
January 03, 2008 | WINSTON SALEM, NC
Mrs.Rudolph will long be remembered for her kindness and generosity..Our deepest sympathy to the Rudolph family..
Bill & Gloria Eskridge
January 03, 2008 | Alexandria, VA
Lorraine and Mother were first cousins. They and their generation of relatives/friends brought such wonderful/fun memories to the next generation of relatives and friends.
Annette C, Jordan
January 03, 2008 | Winston-Salem, NC
Our condolences to the entire family on the loss of Mrs. Rudolph.
Pete and Joyce Panders
Julie Hinkle
Joyce Panders
January 03, 2008 | Winston-Salem, NC
Lorraine and Sandy Rudolph c. 1934
This is a picture of my mother, Lorraine Rudolph, and my grandfather, her father, Sandy Flynt about 1934 at her house at the corner of Shattalon Dr and Old 421.
Carver Rudolph
January 02, 2008 | Winston-Salem, NC
LORRAINE WAS A VERY SPECIAL PERSON - A GOOD FRIEND, A GOOD MOTHER,A GOOD GRANDMOTHER, A GOOD PERSON. SHE WILL SURELY BE MISSED BY MANY.
FRANCIS DIXSON
January 02, 2008 | PALM COAST, FL
One of the highlights of my summer visits was spending the day at Mrs. Rudolph's home. She always made me feel like an honored guest, even though I was only 10. Heartfelt condolences from the grown-up ten-year-old who can still taste the cucumber sandwiches and learned what it meant to be a real Southern lady.
Miranda Carland Barrett
January 02, 2008 | Washington, DC
Mrs Rudolph was a very dear and wonderful person. Also, very generous toward our family and others. We appreciated her warm smiile and grasp of english language which grew with the use of her dictonary that was always in her study. We would like to express our deepest sympathy to the family, especially to Patsy and Beverly, who we enjoyed getting to know as well. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of her family during this time of grief.
Randy, Penny, Jennifer, Brooke and Chris Hicks Shannon Allgood and Family and Rose Smith
January 02, 2008 | Greenville, NC
It was thru Mr. Otto Zenke that my wife and I were privileged to become acquainted with Mrs. Rudolph. Having worked in her home until my disability in 1992 at which time my son, Randy Hicks and his wife, Penny took over. May the God of love be with the family. (II Corinthians 13:15)
Bobby & Margaret Hicks
January 02, 2008 | Sophia, NC
