Lottie Cone Bridges

Loving thought of a GRAND LADY. Our thought and prayers are with the family.

Reggie and family we are sorry for your loss.

I am so sorry for your loss. I know she was a wonderful woman and she is going to be missed by everyone.

I am Grace Drexler Caldwell. I am Lottie's Cousin. My mother was Lottie's mother's sister Charlotte Drexler. Lottie is the age of my sisters, Bertha, Jennie, and brother Jim. They are unable to come to the funeral due to many old age health issues. They send their regards as I also send my regards. We all loved when the Cone's visited our farm in Fitzgerald. Remember the turkey my mom and dad had that chased Dickie to make him jump on the back of a truck for safety. Loved aunt Till, in fact my first name is her name as I was named after her. My family will be remembering all the Cone family in our prayers and let you know you are in our thoughts. I will try to come to the funeral tomorrow, if weather permits. I loved her caramel cake at Bulloch House. In fact, I am getting one for my family thanksgiving dinner. God Bless you all and peace to you and your family knowing that she is with our heavenly father and I am sure Aunt Till, Irene, Charlotte and Iona welcomed her with open arms.

Reggie abs Bart, our sincere sympathy for you and your family during this time of loss. May God give you comfort knowing she is at peace. First Baptist will miss her. Laurence and Diane Crisp

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Reggie and Bart, I adored your Mother and extend My Heartfelt Sympathy, Love and Prayers to You and Your Families. She always had a Smile and a Hug for everyone. She and my Mom shared a Close Lifelong Friendship and both were quite the Basketball Stars back in their High School days. Several times after my Parents moved to FL Mom insisted that we drive to Manchester to get one of Ms. Lotties Caramel cakes. I will always hold Fond Memories of Your Mom and Im sure my Mom is Thrilled to see your Mom in Heaven.

Just wanted to say I am thinking of all of you. Sort of end of an era isn't she?

So sorry to hear this Reggie and Bart. I remember Ms. Lottie well. She always had a smile on her face and was glad to see you. I looked forward to running into her at the Bulloch House after we moved from Manchester. She was a very special lady!

Miss Lottie was an important member of the choir because of her strong alto voice. We have missed her greatly! She is another of our saints who has gained her reward. She and Mr. Pete are together again