Mamie R. Buckner

To The Family of Mamie Buckner:

When I remember Aunt Mamie, I picture someone who was very giving and self-sacrificing, because she would offer to take my mother, Pansy Dyke, shopping on many occasions. I always enjoyed talking with her and my mother always said good things about her.

Unfortunately my wife and I didn't know about her passing away until after the funeral. We extend our best wishes to the family.

MY DEAR SWEET GRANNY

I’ve always thought that my Grandma was a strong woman, she’d lived long without her husband and made her life her own.
She was smart and had a good head on her shoulders always spoke her mind and gave good advice even if it wasn’t the advice you wanted to hear.
She faced her last days with courage and a sweet spirit. She said that she had had a full life!
She was more worried about what we were doing to pass our time on our visit from California than...

Belinda; you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

Dear Bill, Joan & Children: I can easily say Aunt Mamie was my (and my children's) favoriate aunt. I have vivid memories of the love and fun Ted and I shared with our parents and Aunt Mamie and Uncle Cecil. While I've not seen Aunt Mamie for some years as we've been separated by distance, she and I used to atleast share Christmas greetings, even up to just last year.

I will always keep my fond memories of Aunt Mamie and how much she meant to me in my life. I know you and your...

The members of Strongsville Chapter #559, Order of the Eastern Star. wish to extend their deepest sympathies on the loss of Mamie. Richard Myers, Secretary