Emma Glen Parker

A day doesn't pass that I don't think of my dear friend, Emma. She was with me in my happiest hours and also in my darkest days. We met, sitting in the last row of the church where we would join...we shared our love of our Saviour, Jesus Christ, and He was often in our conversations. I have moved to Colorado, so don't even see Martha, her friend, or Paula, her daughter. I hope they see this entry and know how much I adored this precious, beautiful in heart and face...and child of our Saviour & Lord for eternity.

So sorry to hear the passing of Emma. We worked together at Parisian for 18 years. She always talked about her family and how much that she loved them. Take the memories and cherish them forever.

Emma and I met in church, and we always talked about how we loved the Lord. She is with Him now, and I praise Him for taking her into his kingdom. I have wonderful memories of the beach, church singles group, her paintings, and her trip with Martha to Florence, Italy to visit me when I was studying there. I am so sad, but thankful for the beautiful times we were together. She was exquisitely beautiful, not only in looks, but in her heart. My love to Paula and family, and her daughters and their families.

So sorry for your loss of Emma, my sweet neighbor. When I'd visit her, she would show me her beautiful artwork; I really enjoyed her as my neighbor. My sincere sympathy. Sandra Wilson

So sorry to hear of my friend from years ago. May you rest in peace . Jeannine Boyer

Emma was a beautiful lady. I'm sorry to hear of your loss.