Auntie may you rest in peace there is no more pains I will never forget you ,you were my father sister not just that you were one of my mom best freind as well as her midwife with your help you help bring me in to this world you watch my eyes open I'm sorry I can't be there to watch you go home do to my legs worrying me but my love go with you and you will always be close to my heart you in good hand now and I will see you again one day now that you are with your husband and both brothers so you in good hands with the Lord

My heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of Mrs. Caldwell. She was a neighbor to my family and to my late mother, who passed in 2009.  I could always count on seeing Mrs. Caldwell sitting on her front porch doing a crossword puzzle, watching the Bowman Street traffic, both foot and vehicle, going by. She always had a smile and a good word handy. I'm happy she'll be reunited with her husband at long last. 
By the way, she'll be a neighbor of my mom and dad once again at Ft. Benning's Main Post Cemetery and I would like to think she'd have a smile and a laugh at that, too. Again, thoughts to the family and friends of Maggie Caldwell.