Winnifred E. "Mama Hank" Rawls

I was just informed yesterday about Hank's passing having somehow missed it in the newspaper. My condolences to your family. Hank was truly an example of someone whose eternal life was assured and life on earth was enjoyed. The memories are blessed and I know she will be missed.

I am so sorry to hear of Hank's passing. I grew up in North Fort Worth Baptist Church with Sherry, Ronnie, and Candy. I remember all the fun times at camp and Sunday night fellowship. I also remember taking art lessons with Sherry and Hank. We had a ball at Miss Veta's house. I lost my son the same week of Hank's passing. Jay, my oldest son, was murdered on Jan. 19, 2004. He was only 29 years old. I just wanted to say a few words for the family of Hank. To be of good cheer, even in this time...

Ronnie,

Jesse and I were sorry to hear about the loss of your Mother. We are sorry we were unable to attend the funeral. Your Mother was a great lady and I know you will miss her.

We were so sorry to hear about Hank. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Hank was truly a very special, fun, and gracious lady. We have such fond memories of her at North Fort Worth Baptist Church. We sang in the choir together and she has left a lasting memory of one precious life. We look forward to a reunion together with our Lord.

Sherry,
I went to North Ft. Worth Baptist Church in the late 50's and the 60's. I was active in the Youth group with you and James Baker. I was in the age group with Judy Freeman, Nancy Mays, Phyllis Tidwell, Dolly Smythe, and Jo Ruth Rankin.
I was so sorry to hear about the death of your Mother. I want to convey my sincere sympathy to you and your family. I remember your Mother as being a very happy person, involved with her family, and she was a very attractive woman. My Aunt...