April 23, 2020
April 23, 2020
I want to express my deepest condolences to the family. I have known Doll every since I was a young girl about 8 years old. We lived in the Cabrini Green Housing where my family became acquainted with Doll and her nieces, Joyce, Pepper, Annette and Shirley. She was always so kind and had a smile on her face. She always welcome me into her house. My fond memories of Doll was when she would send me to the store with a dollar and fifty cent to buy her a pack of cigarettes and her favorite RC pop. The fifty was for me to buy what ever I wanted. Fifty cent went a long ways back then, I thought I had a lot of money in my pocket (smile).
Another fond memory was the weather was so hot, about 90 degrees. I saw the young men take off their shirt and show their chest to stay cool. I was hot too so I took off my top. I was standing on the porch without a top on and Doll asked me where was my top. I told her I took it off because I was hot and I want to stay cool like everyone else. She told me you are a young girl. girls are not suppose to show their chest like the boys. She made me to put my top back on. It's funny to me now when I think about it. She was not only a mother figure to her nieces, but to me as well. She was truly loved and will be dearly missed. Rest In Heaven Doll.
Another fond memory was the weather was so hot, about 90 degrees. I saw the young men take off their shirt and show their chest to stay cool. I was hot too so I took off my top. I was standing on the porch without a top on and Doll asked me where was my top. I told her I took it off because I was hot and I want to stay cool like everyone else. She told me you are a young girl. girls are not suppose to show their chest like the boys. She made me to put my top back on. It's funny to me now when I think about it. She was not only a mother figure to her nieces, but to me as well. She was truly loved and will be dearly missed. Rest In Heaven Doll.