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Phyllis Barbara
January 22, 2005
Ruby was truely a great lady and a very nice lady. I've known her all my life. I will truely miss her but I know she has gone to be with "Scrounge" and her boys. We are very sorry for your loss and you have our deepest sympathies.
Love,
Phyllis and Barbara Arnold
Jane Jolly
January 21, 2005
Dear Ruby,
Thanks for being so kind and thoughtful and always being here when I needed you - when I was ill or needed to be transported you were here - You are now in that special place with Larry, Glenn and Raymond and that makes your death easier to accept. I miss you and so my Maggie and Annie.
I love you.
Jane
Lane "Bitsy" Jolly
January 6, 2005
Ruby,
I was very blessed to have you as such a loving and caring mother-in-law. You were always there for me and I thank you. Now you are with your beloved husband and wonderful sons. I know you are happy and I am happy for you. I will miss you so much every day and I love you dearly.
VERY SPECIAL LOVE,
Danyelle & Keegan Jolly
January 4, 2005
Mamaw- I loved you so much. Thank you for always sharing your wonderful memories with me. Thanks to you, Keegan will know every last silly and mischevious thing her Daddy did as a little boy! Our little girl will grow up to know how blessed we were to have you in our lives and how she was the star on your Christmas tree in '04. I love you and miss you.
BOB & DIANE MEREDITH
January 4, 2005
TO A GREAT SOUTHERN BELLE, WE LOVED YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. THANK YOU FOR OUR SON-IN-LAW STEVEN.
Sheri Freeman
January 3, 2005
Mrs. Jolly,
You were a sweet lady. It was such a honor to know you. You were always nice to everyone and anyone.
Dionne Schneider
January 3, 2005
Ruby: A sweet lady who will be very much missed.
Doug, Dionne and Meredith Schneider
John Hart Adams
January 3, 2005
Ruby: Such a honor to know you,you may now join great family and friends. Those you leave behind will always have fond memories.
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