My fondest memories of Mrs. Everleaner was when I was a child. By me not having sisters, that was the place to be.I could go down there and have a lot of sisters. I ate my first boiled smoked sausage right there on Mildred Avenue. She always encouraged me in everything I did. She was often telling me how proud she was of me. She was a second mother to me and she will be truly missed. Words cannot express the sadness I feel on today, but I know she is with her Lord and Savior.