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BORN
1919
DIED
2008
Vivian Littrell Obituary
Memorial service: Will be held at a later date.
Vivian was preceded in death by her loving husband, William James Littrell; brother, Mick McManus; sister, Betty Cooper; and parents, Harry and Sylvia McManus.
Survivors: Sons, Dana Littrell and wife, Bert, Kenneth Suvada and wife, Kathy; grandchildren, Derek, Bryan and wife, Jill, Bradley and Kenny; three great-grandchildren; sisters, Vera Paul and Irma Doers and husband, Ed; and brother, Leo McManus.
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Derek Littrell
July 1, 2009
grandma, you will always be in my heart. I'll always remember the morning that we would come over before school and you would have already been up and made us breakfast, and how you always got my bacon just right. Then later on if me or Bryan ever had a soccer game or baseball game you would always be there no matter what. I'm glad i will alwas have those memories in my head forever. I will miss you, and now that your up there with Grandpa and Mo you'll have enought ice cream ya'll could ever think of. I love you and miss you.
Berniece Albrecht
July 8, 2008
To Vivian's family - Vivian and Bill will always be in my heart and memories. When I first moved to Karla Drive it was Vivian who walked across the street and welcomed me and that was only the beginning of a truly wonderful friendship. I enjoyed her friendship, her banana cream pies, her many artistic talents with crocheting afghans and making jewelry, but most of all the evening chats we enjoyed together in their living room, talking about everything and nothing, being there when I had my mother to care for, caring for my two cats when I traveled, worrying about me and being a truly great friend. You have been blessed to have had a great Mom and Grandmother and I have been blessed to have such a dear loving friend.
Bernie
Bert Littrell
July 7, 2008
Mom;
You were the best mother-in-law that anyone could ever ask for...and I love you very much and miss you. You were always there with open arms and an open heart for 25 years and I thank you for that. You were the best grandmother the boys could ever ask for...every day at your house was like a Denny's for them...whatever they wanted, they got...but I guess that is what makes grandparents. I will miss you, but I know that you are in a better place now and there is no suffering. I love you.
Dana Littrell
July 6, 2008
For 56 years you were my mother. And I would never change anything. I will miss you very much. But you will always live in my memories and heart. At least you are in a better place with dad, Mo & Suzie. I will see you again one of these days. I Love you very mom. Dan
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Bryan Littrell
July 6, 2008
I love you Grandma and always will!! I wish you could've met Jill and Kinley, they both would've fell in love with you, like anyone else you ever met. I will definetly miss the holiday dinners at the house, the ice cream after every dinner, and just seeing you in general. I LOVE YOU WITH ALL MY HEART!!!! Tell Grandpa and Moe I miss them too!! Make sure you get them both their ice cream, because I know they miss that! I love you!
Bryan Littrell
July 6, 2008
I love you gramdma and will miss you very much!! I wish you could've met Jill and Kinley, they would've fell in love with you like anyone else you met did! I LOVE YOU WITH ALL MY HEART!!! Make sure you get Grandpa and Moe their bowls of ice cream, because i know they miss it!
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