Obituary for Doris R. EastlackrnrnrnShe’d rather have rather been out “in the good air under a tree” feeling free than cooped up inside. Doris’ mind was […]

Big things come in little packages. Ree was the family prankster: she hid her brother’s underwear in the freezer, on trips back home she’d move the […]

It has been said that from caring comes courage. Mary Ann was not short of either attribute. Even at times when life dealt her a difficult […]

Through his eighties and into his nineties, whenever Jack was asked how he was doing, he would reply that if he felt any better he’d rejoin […]

Although is has been noted that no collector knows his true motivation, everything Dale collected reflects what he cared about. Never afraid to show his patriotism, […]

She was her family’s anchor lady for Action News. While crocheting blankets for her family the TV was set to her soaps and Action News- she […]

Ed had an appetite for many things; education, music, his family, and of course, his ma’s home cooking. He read many books and retained information with […]

Home was his sanctuary. After work he left all his problems at the door, put on his earphones and listened to the music of the 50’s, […]

To know Loretta was to know that a home does not rest upon the ground, but upon a woman. She acquired her motherly skills at a […]

Ida was the type of person that would never ask life for a lighter burden, but rather for larger shoulders to bear it. The rock of […]