Frances J. Cruickshanks

Bobby:
I am so sorry to hear of your Mother. She was such an extroadinary Lady who always made you feel welcome. MY MOther treasured her friendship and we were so blessed to have lived in that era with two such women as our Mothers. I know you will miss her. My thoughts and prayers go out to you. You have been such a dear friend to Billy and our family. May God comfort you udring your time of loss.

Bobby: I will never forget the breakfasts that she made for us prior to our hurting trips as we were growing up. Everytime I would come by, she always wanted to feed me. She was a real sweetheart to me as I grew up. She was an extroadinary friend of my Mother's. I can remember her pulling up in front of the house in her 1963 Pontiac wagon telling Mom she couldn't cut it off or it wouldn't start back up. She was a real lady and such a devoted Mother to her children. We will miss her and are so fortunate to have had her as a part of our lives growing up.

Pat, John and Bob,
I remember many visits to your home and always how gracious your mother was. She was always willing to give someone the shirt off her back. She has set a great example for all of us to follow. May fond memories of her always be with you.

Best Regards,

Larry Burnett
Winston Salem, NC