I can remember a story that my Grandma used to tell me all the time. It was when her and Aunt Marion were younger and would go roller skating at Eucild beach. She told me how she and Aunt Marion would glide through all the other people. She would say they would swish right through them. She also told me that she would get into trouble a lot for going to fast. She also told me how Great Grandma and Grandpa Peck used to sneak through the woods and watch them and beat them home so the girls never knew they kept their eyes on them to make sure that the boys were not messing around with them. They were also told they were not aloud to go through the woods to take the short cut home and now they knew why. I thought that was a very cute story.

Life for me began back in 1958, when two people who were in love were going to have another child.  I was blessed that God choose me to be that child.  At the time i already had 4 sibblings that later would turn into 5.  We were nurtured by the most amazing woman.  She taught us what unconditional love was.  Mom was always there when you needed her.  She would listen but never critize.  She always knew the right words to say weather it was to mend a broken heart or words of wisedom.  I will be forever grateful for the things i have learned and that i can pass on to my children and hopefuly grandchildren. There are no words that can explain the feelings of losing someone that has had such a impact on my life. A piece of my heart went to heaven when God called his daughter, my mother home.  I know i can still talk to you about whats going on, but i will never be able to hear your voice telling me it will be ok, or feel your hugs and kisses. I will always love and miss you.  Thank you for raising me to be the person i am.  I can only hope i can be half the woman you were.