Aunt Ivy was the dearest woman ever born. She married Uncle
John Lee in 1926. She had 2 little children, boy & girl. Uncle John Lee's wife had died and he had 5 little boys. She loved and raised those boys along with her two. I do mean she loved them and they loved her. She had 6 more & raised them all together. She was a wonderful mother. I loved to go visit. There were so many kids to play with and I have always missed her. I always will too.
Jewell, Andy, Emerson, and Earl remain.
John Lee in 1926. She had 2 little children, boy & girl. Uncle John Lee's wife had died and he had 5 little boys. She loved and raised those boys along with her two. I do mean she loved them and they loved her. She had 6 more & raised them all together. She was a wonderful mother. I loved to go visit. There were so many kids to play with and I have always missed her. I always will too.
Jewell, Andy, Emerson, and Earl remain.
Aunt Ivy was the dearest woman ever born. She married Uncle
John Lee in 1926. She had 2 little children, boy & girl. Uncle John Lee's wife had died and he had 5 little boys. She loved and raised those boys along with her two. I do mean she loved them and they loved her. She had 6 more & raised them all together. She was a wonderful mother. I loved to go visit. There were so many kids to play with and I have always missed her. I always will too.
Jewell, Andy, Emerson, and Earl remain.
John Lee in 1926. She had 2 little children, boy & girl. Uncle John Lee's wife had died and he had 5 little boys. She loved and raised those boys along with her two. I do mean she loved them and they loved her. She had 6 more & raised them all together. She was a wonderful mother. I loved to go visit. There were so many kids to play with and I have always missed her. I always will too.
Jewell, Andy, Emerson, and Earl remain.
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