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Ramona Donaldson
June 6, 1928 ~ March 9, 2017 (age 88) 88 Years Old Light a Candle
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A candle was lit by Robert & Deborah Graham
on March 15, 2017 10:05 PM
Message from Marcia A Hanberry
March 15, 2017 11:35 AM
I loved my Aunt Ramona dearly. She and my Uncle Marion were the best family anyone could have. I don't remember my Dad, Morris, because he died when I was so young, but she always filled my heart with good stories, as did Marion.
She always had me laughing with a good story.
I will always think of her with loving thoughts and miss her.
She always had me laughing with a good story.
I will always think of her with loving thoughts and miss her.
A Mixed Flower Basket was sent on March 15, 2017
Dear Rob and Deborah, we are so saddened by the passing of Aunt Ramona. We all loved her so very much. We will always cherish the fond memories of family gatherings. Her beautiful smile will be greatly missed. May God give you comfort and peace. Love, Diana, Ronna, Donna, and Janna Franklin.
A Croton plant flower basket was sent on March 13, 2017
We all love you and are holding you up in prayer. We will all miss Ramona. Love, Ramona Lee, Meadows, Marcia Hanberry, Gayle Clift and Jenalee Gerjets. (Family of Morris Pockrus)
Message from Jan Pockrus Gerjets
March 12, 2017 2:14 PM
Dear Rob,
I am so sorry to hear of your mother's passing. Always remember how much she loved you.
Ramona, Marci and Gayle's mother. Jenalee Jan Gerjets
I am so sorry to hear of your mother's passing. Always remember how much she loved you.
Ramona, Marci and Gayle's mother. Jenalee Jan Gerjets
Message from Helene Pockrus
March 11, 2017 2:44 AM
Dear Rob , Debbie and all who cared for and loved her
,The last of many generations of one of the Pockrus family has left us. Her family’s ancestors left South Carolina, trekked to Jackson, Alabama and after losing 3 of their brothers in the strife of the southern rebellion, split up. One sister went to Texas, and 3 brothers went west. Two stayed in Texas, and one went with a wagon train of 19 to Arkansas and Louisiana. This last group eventually settled over the Oklahoma territory and into Texas. It was here that Geraldine Ramona was born and learned to work hard. She was one of 10 children and watched over her younger twin brothers, fighting their battles and caring for them as all worked hard during the depression. She married and adopted her children who were her joy. Her nephews and nieces were close in age so they were a family that visited much and shared everything. She has missed seeing the family as she has slipped into the twilight of her life but has enjoyed the constant love and support of her son Rob and his wife, Debbie, who saw her weekly or more often. She will be missed and remembered as the family member who loved to laugh and jitterbug with the twins. See ya “ Later on” Sis.
,The last of many generations of one of the Pockrus family has left us. Her family’s ancestors left South Carolina, trekked to Jackson, Alabama and after losing 3 of their brothers in the strife of the southern rebellion, split up. One sister went to Texas, and 3 brothers went west. Two stayed in Texas, and one went with a wagon train of 19 to Arkansas and Louisiana. This last group eventually settled over the Oklahoma territory and into Texas. It was here that Geraldine Ramona was born and learned to work hard. She was one of 10 children and watched over her younger twin brothers, fighting their battles and caring for them as all worked hard during the depression. She married and adopted her children who were her joy. Her nephews and nieces were close in age so they were a family that visited much and shared everything. She has missed seeing the family as she has slipped into the twilight of her life but has enjoyed the constant love and support of her son Rob and his wife, Debbie, who saw her weekly or more often. She will be missed and remembered as the family member who loved to laugh and jitterbug with the twins. See ya “ Later on” Sis.
A candle was lit by Shelia Otey Hunter
on March 10, 2017 8:44 PM
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