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My Gramma, yes Gramma with two M's passed away on Oct. 11th at 97 years old. She was someone I idolized, someone to live your life after, someone that had a heart of gold and someone who had a memory like no other. She was my Gramma and I loved her very much!
During my childhood, she lived in Florida for the winter and Up North during the summer, so our time spent with her was rather limited. After my Gramma and Grandpa moved into Independent living in Rochester is when I really became close with her. We'd visit often and Mackie would have her read book after book after book. I'd tell my Gramma that we were going to bring lunch, but she always insisted that she would MAKE us lunch, 97 years old! Wow! What a lady. She never missed a birthday, had a very strong faith, and never dyed her hair. She never even had a grey hair on her head.
She has 13 Grandkids, and 23 Great Grandkids. I was her favorite, at least that's what I always believed:) She was never really sick, could still walk until a week before she died, and had a better memory than I have at 31. She was blessed with a wonderful life, and served God. Her faith stood strong with her and she lived her life as we all should. Although she lived a picture perfect 97 years, we will all still really miss her. I sure do. We had a wonderful memorial service at Our Shepherd and a luncheon afterwards. I told Tim the only thing missing there was my Gramma! I know she's smiling down on us as she walks hand in hand with my Grandpa once again!
We love you Gramma Fox!