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Rose Marlene Long
December 30, 2009
As Granny Into's first grandchild I feel honored to have been named by her. My parents were having a hard time finding a name to go with Marlene. A dozen red roses that had been sent by my father to my mother sat on the table in the hospital room. So my Granny said, "Oh, just name her Rose," and that's what they did. The rest of the story is---the money to buy the roses had come from Granny. Any who knew her, would agree that she would give you the shirt off her back if you needed it. I also feel honored to have lived with Granny and Pappy Into a little over a year when I got out of high school. I was running away from problems at the time, however, she helped me deal with them and face them head on.
December 28, 2009
Eloise was my one and only 'mother in law.' She was ourspoken and frank, especially when it came to the happiness and well being of her daughters and grands! All of us learned a lot of life's lessons from her without the pain of actually living them; for this I will be eternally grateful. Those of us who will live in God's New World will see her again and, no doubt, continue to learn and to be encrouaged!
- Robert D. Burpitt, Sr. Husband of Judith Ann Into Burpitt
Gray, TN
Linda Purvis
December 26, 2009
Eloise what a fine lady,she had her ways but don't we all.Whatever she had she was willing to share.She had for me always a smile and a story to tell.I will always remember the twinkle she had in her eyes and many memories she gave all of us.
Debbie & Dennis Shiver
December 24, 2009
We remember Granny Into as a sweet, kind and generous lady. We loved her very much. Dennis will always remember when he escorted Granny Into to her seat, in Hannah and David's wedding. We will see her again soon, when she is well, and no aches and pains. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Love you all.
David & Susie Wallace
December 24, 2009
I remember Granny as a very sweet and very hard working lady. We will see her soon healthy and young again! Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Sonny & Virginia Daley
December 24, 2009
Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. May your treasured memories bring you comfort during this difficult time. May God Bless you.
Cheri
December 23, 2009
May Jehovah, the God of comfort, bring comfort and peace to all of Eloise's family and friends.
Eloise loved her Heavenly Father and we look forward to seeing her again in the resurrection. (This lady sure cooked fine Beans and Cornbread!)
Karen Oliver Metzendorf
December 22, 2009
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
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