A Tribute to My Grandma Florence

A Tribute to My Grandma Florence

She is a special person. She always made me feel loved, wanted and special. Some of my best memories are with her. I know she made my childhood very special. It didn’t matter what she was doing, she always had time for me.

She is very wise and no matter how old she gets, she still has all the bulbs on the chandelier. She is the best Grandma that anyone could ever have. Her great-grandchildren absolutely adore her. They know they are loved and special- she just has that knack of making others feel special! I bet she makes everyone of us feel like her favorite.

I know I am!

Grandma is forgiving and loving. I couldn’t imagine not having her for my Grandma. I have been blessed and I treasure my memories of my childhood with her. I love her so much!

Fond Reflections- Melinda Marten

Dedicated to Gordon and Mary Howard as well as Florence Hunt (Kiemele). Family history and geneaolgy was contributed by Carol Vulliamy

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Embark on a journey through one-room schoolhouses, cemetery sanctuaries, and historical landscapes adorned with diverse placenames and fading maps. History, more than events, unfolds as a tapestry of stories.

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