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Richard Peavy
August 22, 2011
A pillar to her family, and an inspiration to everyone she met.
The Lord will hold her close...
August 21, 2011
Dear Harriett, Sarah Jane, Lucy, Ben Hill and Francie,
I can not express how sorrowful I am with the loss of your Mother.
Frances was such a wonderful lady who lived such a long and active life.
We all grew up with very selective and memories from our younger years. There are not many things that I remember in any given years, before we moved back to Florida from Atlanta in 1944.
I would like to share with you several vey fond memories that I personally have of Frances.There were the many family gatherings at Christmas, rotating between the four families homes, the Thanksgivings at the Farm and later at the Peace River Ranch. Frances was always such an integral part of all of our family celebrations..
There are two particular memories that have stayed with me all thes years that I would like to share with you. When I was probably 5-7 years old when we lived in Atlanta, I remember on one vacation visit when your family lived on North Lake Reedy that Frances would take cans of plain Franco American spaghetti, doctor it up in her special way and I still remember that spaghetti was the best that I ever had. The other memory was when we were on vacation at New Smyrna Beach we had all gone trout fishing on the old bridge and had a string of twenty trout that Daddy had put on the stringer and tied them to the bridge and lowered them into the water. Frances caught the next fish and was going to save Daddy the trouble with the stringer. She untied the string, put her fish on it, went to tie it back and "Oops" the string of fish slipped and down the river the catch went, but no problem they went on and caught many more trout. There were our summer visits to Frostproof and spending the night with Frances, Ben and all, so much fun, Mother, Bess, Julia and Frances were always important parts of our lives.
She will be dearly missed by all who knew her and we were blessed to have had Frances in our lives.
My thoughts and prayers are with all of the rest of your families who knew her as "Sweetmama".
My Sincerest Sympathy and Love to you all.
Jim.
David&Carolyn Trimmier
August 21, 2011
Sarah Jane and Family,
If there ever was an Elect-Lady of the Church it was Laura Frances Mulcay. I came to know and Love her as Pastor. In time I came to realize what a "giant" she was to our ministry there in Frostproof.She pretty much did everything except Preach! It was thru her kindness and influence that I came to be Pastor there in 1993. She was very giving to the church and to my family. Rest in Peace and Your Rewards do follow you!
Much Love,
David and Carolyn Trimmier
Kealy Kelton
August 21, 2011
R.I.P Mrs. Mulcay. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
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