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This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Ida McCoy, 79 years old, born on February 18, 1933, and passed away on February 5, 2013. We will remember her forever.
Auntie Lil, I often think about you and how sweet you are to me. I miss coming by and checking on cakes or any food that you cooked so well. We are making it okay but missing you.
I am grateful for the days we had together here on this side of Glory. I love you Auntie and I miss you very much, but the pain and suffering are over and no more tears. My heart is yet boid of you are not replaceable. I will always love you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ms Lillian was one of the sweetest people I know. I called her my second mother! She welcomed me into her family from day one. Ms Lillian loved the Lord and her family. There was a time when I was at her dinner table every Sunday, I know she probably did not always have money to feed the neighborhood, but she would give you whatever she had and whatever she had trust me it was always soooo good! I miss sweet Lillian Mccoy!
Momma, you will always be my favorite girl. Your love for me was always unconditional. I was your first baby and the bond we had is so special to me....I will always LOVE YOU and I will never forget you. I sho' do miss your cooking.... RIH mother dear.
My mother and best friend, no words in any language can describe how much I miss your guiding hand, you were there for so long and so many pancakes, collard greens and cube steaks and LORD those biscuits, you fed me a lot of things, but I am full on your LOVE, It will never leave....."I LOVE YOU WOMAN!!"
My Auntie that I called mama when I was a toddler and cried to follow her around. She would sit and hold me at the window and allow me to watch the snow fall in Aliquippa, PA. I never understood why I am so fascinated about snow until she told me the reason. My Auntie, I miss you and love you very much - I stayed with Uncle James for you until he transitioned to Glory - I know you both are whole and healthy now. I will be looking to clouds for you.
Auntie Lil, I often think about you and how sweet you are to me. I miss coming by and checking on cakes or any food that you cooked so well. We are making it okay but missing you.