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Alissa Keown
September 22, 2019
So sad to hear that Granny died, she used to take care of me when I was in kindergarten. She was amazing I still have a picture of me and her...
Anita Washington
August 7, 2016
Aunt Sally where do I start. You have installed so much in me. I learned from the best. I can remember running down the steps and you would make me go all the way back up to the top. I would have to walk all the way back down them in a quietly way. I would just be laughing at the top until I got almost to the bottem. You would say, "Sound like a bunch of horses running down. I can go on and on. I love you dearly. Give Aunt Tina a hug for me.
Than when I was young
Anita Was
August 1, 2016
now that I'm older
Anita Was
August 1, 2016
Becky O'Bryan
March 31, 2016
So sad to hear about Granny's death. She was my inspiration to live a beautiful and caring life. I enjoyed watching her teach kindergarteners to read and talking with her about teaching young people to sew.
Marian Gosling, RSVP
March 29, 2016
To the family, Ms. Sally had a true gift for helping children grow emotionally, for creativity and engaging others. In addition, her kindness was legendary. While she was not in RSVP, I feel very grateful to have known her as she served with the Foster Grandparent Program (FGP). I hope the many happy memories will assuage your sorrow.
Beneva Bibbs
March 29, 2016
Condolences to the family on your loss. Ms. Sally was one of my first Sunday School teacher and I loved and adored her. I have enjoyed not only having her as a teacher but also as a mentor and as an example of how to live Christ-like. I know she is present with our Lord.
Patrenia Thomas
March 29, 2016
Granny Sally, you will be greatly missed at Coleridge-Taylor Montessori. You were truly a blessing to our school! We love you!
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