Robert, we are sorry to hear of the passing of your wife, Cree. Even though we did not know her personally, your love for her was evident in your conversations about her. As you remember the good times the two of you shared, her loss will not feel so great. We are remembering you and your family in our thoughts and prayers. Mildred Keith and Alma Moore, your pool friends at the Y.

Cree's mother (Lou-Lou) and I worked together at Green's Jewelers & Elliott's Jewelers for 25 years. Every day she spoke fondly of Cree & Mark and later of her grandchildren. Cree was a loving daughter and after Lou moved to Raleigh, she visited & helped Lou every day. All Cree's family & friends will miss her greatly.

Cree was my piano teacher, but taught me so much more. I was fortunate to become friends with her daughter Shannon and know Cree into my adulthood. She will always have a special place in my heart. My thoughts and prayers are with the family...

She was one of my very first friends and one of the nicest people ever. I am so sorry for your loss and have you in my thoughts and prayers. 
Anne (Cheatham) Pingstock