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Mary Parker Egbert
February 27, 2006
Dear Erin,
I was so sorry to hear of your mother's death. She was such a kind person; I have very fond memories of her and of you. I have thought of you often over the years and have wondered how you were. I hope that you are doing well.
Sincerely, Mary Parker Egbert
Maureen Maxwell Robertson
February 22, 2006
Erin,
I have many happy childhood memories of spending time with your family- playing in your garden, performing plays for our parents. Your parents invited me on a trip to the beach and their rule was dont go in the water above the ankles. I remember I tested that rule abit! On that trip we wanted baby dolls and your parents bought them at a beach souvenr shop. Your mother taught me the Mill Stream song on this trip! With sympathy for your loss-
Virginia Ray
February 22, 2006
I came to know Miss Bobbie during the time she lived at two different retirement homes. My daddy also lived at those same retirement homes. Bobbie was so good and caring to all she met. I know she spent some lonely times, but you would never know it from her attitude. Her cousin, Judith, was always there for her and I heard Bobbie sing her praises many times. Bobbie was such a talented and interesting person and I loved to listen to her tell of her experiences. I, too, enjoyed seeing Bobbie play the piano each night after dinner with many of the residents gathered around to sing the old hymns and the Big Band music as she played. I will truly miss her, but I am excited that she has gone to her real home where all things are made new. I know that she had many good friends waiting for her when she arrived.
Regina Simmons Watkins
February 22, 2006
I went to Miller HS and Bobbie and I
had several classes together.We became very good friends.I am sorry
to hear of her passing.She will be
missed by many.May GOD bless the
family as well as her friends!
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Tom McAfee
February 21, 2006
Mrs. Hennecy's English composition class was the first class I took when I began my education at Mercer University in 1986. She helped to define my "Mercer Experience." She was a friend, who offered her unhurried time to listen to a very green freshman on a number of occasions. She encouraged me to think, be creative, to dream, to have hope, and to believe.
This past weekend I had the opportunity to interview some of Mercer's future students. When I was asked about how professors relate to their students, my first thought was about Mrs. Hennecy and the friendship, time, and attention she shared with me.
Mrs. Hennecy was a true Mercerian.
I am very fortunate to have had the opportunity to know this wonderful lady who exemplified the teacher we always wanted.
John Dunaway
February 21, 2006
Dear Erin--I'm very saddened to hear of your mother's passing. She was a lively intellect & a kind & friendly colleague. I pray for your comfort as you deal with this loss.
Carol Goings
February 21, 2006
Erin,
I became close to Bobbie & Lois Helen while taking care of Marigene Pursch after her husband died. Marigene's home was inbetween mine and Lois Helen's on Cherokee Ave. I remember Bobbie fondly as she visited and showed love to Marigene and your Mother.
May God bless you as the daughter of a lovely Mother and Grandmother.
Prayerfully,
Pat Mathis
February 20, 2006
Mrs. Bobbie, was truly an interesting person to be around. She was always so good to our Mama, Jimmie, during her stay at the Villas. I truly enjoyed the many times I have talked with her and listening to her playing the piano, for those who loved to sing.
God bless her.
Pat Mathis and the Ussery Family
Patti Stephens
February 20, 2006
Bobby Bobo Hennecy was a very special lady. She such caring friend to my Mom, Hilda Corbitt, at the Villas at College Hill. I will alway remember her at the piano with Mom singing along. Bobby was a beloved friend not only to Mom but to our entire family. As much as we will miss her, I know my Mom was waiting at Heaven's gates to welcome Bobby home. Two precious friends together again.
Roscoe Lindsay
February 20, 2006
Aunt Bobbie was married to my favorite Uncle. She and Uncle Howell were dedicated to each other He was a decorated WWII veteran. Although we did not see them often we loved them both very much.
Jackie Vinson
February 20, 2006
Miss Bobbie was a dear lady. We were fortunate to meet her and be a part of a 2-year friendship when our Mother was at The Villas. Miss Bobbie went out of her way to be a friend to Mama. She was a positive to us and to everyone she met. Miss Bobbie will be missed. Our loss is Heaven's gain. God Bless You.
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