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Loraine in Indian Springs Nv
December 16, 2010
Mother dear,
It's just been a year since you left us. Yet, it seems like an eternity!
You are in our thoughts, conversation and dreams. You shall live forever in our hearts. We ache to be able to hold you in our arms again and hear your warm voice and laughter. But, most of all, we yearn to gaze into those intelligent, sparkling hazel-green eyes that shone so brightly!
I look forward to the day when we'll be together again!
Missing you so...
Peggy, Patricia and Michael.
January 11, 2010
She was my first and second grade teacher, and a very good one. I will always remember her. Linda Brady
January 11, 2010
First heart to ever love me,
first voice I ever heard...
Its soothing music sweet
before I understood a word.
First face I learned to recognize,
first smile I ever saw,
Eyes looking into mine
alight with love and pride and awe.
First hands to guide my wobbly steps
or swing me to and fro,
First arms to hold me safe and snug
yet leave me room to grow.
First confidante to listen
to the things I had to say,
First friend to know my
hopes and dreams...
FIRST IN MY HEART TODAY!
anonymous poem
to the one who first loved us...from the ones who will always love you!
from your loving daughters
Patricia and Peggy
Susan Parcell-Perri
December 21, 2009
Mrs. McElrath...wow...she was my 1st grade teacher at Ullom. She is the most memorable teacher...strict, but I learned so much. She taught me how to read. Blessed Be to the McElrath family.
December 20, 2009
Mrs. McElrath was my first grade teacher in Indian Springs in 62-63....She was wonderful, and made it a great experience. She probably also taught my sister and brother. Thank you for the detailed review of her life...it was a pleasure to read. Having taught in Dumas, she must have known my grandparents who lived there and attended the Methodist church as well. What a heart-warming memory! Teachers influence so many!
Phyllis (Brady) McNeill
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