“Beware of overconcern for money, or position, or glory. Someday you will meet a man who cares for none of these things. Then you will know […]

Dave was the oldest of eight children and always held his famly close to his heart and especially enjoyed these last months living with his three […]

REMEMBERING ANNA Anna Whittaker Gaither was born on April 27, 1930 in Atlanta, Georgia, the daughter of the late John Phillip Whittaker and Alva Brown Whittaker. […]

Dorothy Mae Alexander Smith was born on April 1, 1938, in Shreveport, Louisiana, the daughter of the late John Alexander and Odessa Brown. She passed away […]

Most would need a hundred years to accomplish what Brian lived in his 35. His intelligence shone brightly early on; Brian could sight read at age […]

Our “little bluebird,” Marygail Riddle Kennedy Logue, marched to her own tune and sang her own song.  From early on, Marygail was always the life of […]

Benny loved the land. He was never more at home than when he was exploring the woods with a shotgun in hand or standing on the […]

Joe was a man about town: he liked people and people liked him. He was a born storyteller and a terrific cook; “Joe’s Soups and Stories” […]

Joey lived in New York, New Jersey, Florida and St. Thomas, collecting many a friend along the way. People were just naturally drawn to his great […]

Carol had a happy place: it was called family. Her husband, children, grandchildren and her sisters were the source of her greatest joy. She had been […]