Love you always, Mama. Continue to rest in peace ♥️
Mrs. Carrie E. Porter Ruggs, 87, of Columbus passed away Saturday at the Midtown Medical Center.
The Homegoing Celebration for Mrs. Ruggs will be held Wednesday, July 9, 2014 at 11:00 a.m. in the Sanctuary of the Mt. Pilgrim Baptist Church with Rev. J. C. Harris, pastor officiating. Rev. Eric Ruggs will deliver the eulogy.
Interment will follow in Main Post Cemetery.
Visitation is Today, 3 til 7:00 p.m. at the funeral home.
Arrangements entrusted to the staff of Progressive Funeral Home, Inc. “A Touch of Dignity for Those Who Care.” www.progressivefuneralhome.com
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Leave a tributeLove you always, Mama. Continue to rest in peace ♥️
Well, it's been three years since your home going and seven since Daddy's, and I still miss you both ever so much. However, the sadness and pain has lessened when I think of you all. I focus on the good times and all of the beautiful memories. I can't tell you how many times I have said to people " if Mama were here, she'd throw her hands on her hips, poke out her lips, fill her jaws with air, and say 'Now listen here'." Then you'd proceed to give them a good blessing out.
We're at the family reunion now, and everyone is reminiscing on how Daddy went around beating on everyone's hotel door with his cane at 6 or 7 every morning telling them to "get on up now, everybody should be up and on the move."
We laugh about all of those memories now, and that keeps you all forever in our hearts.
Still missing and loving you so much. Continue your peaceful rest in the arms of Jesus.
Love Always - Cherisse
It's been 2 years since your passing, and six since daddy's and I still miss you all so much. My consolation comes from knowing that you are at rest. I love you both with all my heart.
I miss you!
Forever in my Heart - Cherisse
Since you were called home, I have missed you.
Your kindness and spirit are what I most remember about you. Spending time with you was always a joy; always made me feel better.
I will forever remember you...forever miss you.
My loss is heaven's gain...with MSG Ruggs.
God Bless...
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Love you always, Mama. Continue to rest in peace ♥️
Well, it's been three years since your home going and seven since Daddy's, and I still miss you both ever so much. However, the sadness and pain has lessened when I think of you all. I focus on the good times and all of the beautiful memories. I can't tell you how many times I have said to people " if Mama were here, she'd throw her hands on her hips, poke out her lips, fill her jaws with air, and say 'Now listen here'." Then you'd proceed to give them a good blessing out.
We're at the family reunion now, and everyone is reminiscing on how Daddy went around beating on everyone's hotel door with his cane at 6 or 7 every morning telling them to "get on up now, everybody should be up and on the move."
We laugh about all of those memories now, and that keeps you all forever in our hearts.
Still missing and loving you so much. Continue your peaceful rest in the arms of Jesus.
Ditto to my brother's story. When my mama said something, she meant it. She made no exceptions. You really knew she was dead serious when she blew those jaws up and rolled her eyes and said "all right now; I ain't playing with y'all." As my daughter often said of her grandmama, she could accomplish all and solve all things with that special look of hers. She said " my grandmama is a jack of all trades."
i mean what i say
WE were all very young my siblins and I. We were living in Hampton va, moma was away on some business,instructing us to allow no one in the appartment while she was away.WEll our aunt Frances who lived in Arlington came to visit, She posed not threat as she was our great aunt so I let her in over the protests of my younger sister and brother. When moma returned she was happy to see her aunt and they chatted and had good fellowship. After my aunt left moma turned to me didn't I tell you not to let anyone in my house when im not home. you know the rest of the story