First of all Sully, thanks for your input to Memory lane almost daily, I appreciate you and I am sorry I so seldom write to the list anymore. I too miss Emma and Tess. We had a gal named Ellen, "Lil Ellen" who lived in Washington State and possibly had a home in Crossville, TN. Ellen had Cancer I think. Years ago I had planned on meeting her at a Restaurant in a Casino in Coeur 'd alene, Idaho and she cancelled. I never did get to meet her and I wonder what happened to her. Most of us knew Pat Houser who left in a huff over Emma, and a few others! She's been gone since '08. I know Sharon Kline writes when she can and is caring for her ill husband but I miss her almost daily musings. How about Belva from Florida? She used to write a lot of interesting stuff, what ever happened to her? Marge Bauer has probably passed away, she would be 99 now! Those are a few that I remember and Oh, one more, that nut job by the name of Maureen (not Maureen Reilly) who wrote often, I forget what really topped it off and Elaine had to do something drastic to get rid of her I believe. She was really crazy. Carol K in Michigan Oh, P.S. How do I get into the old photo's we used to post here? Anyone know how to do that anymore? Let me know OK? On Wed, Apr 10, 2013 at 2:06 PM, Shirley Sullivan <[email protected]>wrote: > > I am always thinking of Emma, I know she wrote a obituary for herself, she > told me it was on her computer, and she told her daughter all about it, I > was hoping it would be posted ?? I asked about it, her son Bruce said he > would look into it, but nothing ever came of it ???? Don't know what that's > all about ??? I still miss her, I have her photo [ one of her looking good, > on Mothers day at a restaurant] right here in my computer Room, up on one > of my boards. I look at the photo and say, [I wish you were here, I have > something I would love to share with you, or maybe a little joke I would > tell her] I miss her posts, I would call her sometimes, especially in the > last two years of her life, I miss the sound of her laughter. Life is so > precious, I maybe saw Emma in person three or four times, but we just > clicked, we didn't agree on everything, but we bonded in the way two women > do sometimes, we both had three children, two son's and a daughter, we both > married our sweethearts, ! > we both worked for the same Telephone Co. in LosAngeles, maybe at the > same time, there were so many women working there, we might have even > passed in the halls. When ever I am missing Emma a lot, I go back and read > some of her posts, in the Memory Lane archives. Boy did we use to write up > a storm, there were sometimes over three thousand posts a month, and than I > see names like Sopharia, of course our beloved Donna, Karen Uphoff, Eleanor > Richardson, also Walter Freeman and his wife Shirley, I do hear from Walter > now and than. Valentine was a regular, she was the one who got me started > on Memory Lane in the first place, I hear from her sometimes !!! What ever > happened to Maureen Gallagher ??? How about TheIowaFarmGirl, Margaret, just > to mention a few, there were so many !!! Where are they all now ??? I know > some are not with us anymore, but some just faded away, or got to ill to > post anymore !!! When I first started posting, I had just had a stroke, had > trouble remembering ! > words, sometimes couldn't put two words together, one time I couldn't > remember how to spell BABY, I thought to my self, [will I ever be the > same] ??? I think writing on Memory Lane was good for me, because little by > little, I got my self back !! > > > If you remember a special person who use to post on Memory Lane, let us > know who they were, and what happen to them, or where they are now ??? > > > A big thank you, to all that are praying for my son Jim, I appreciate it > more than I can express. > > > Sully, in Sunny California > > > > > > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mbousman1/memory.htm > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

On the bottom of the this message and all ML's messages is a link http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mbousman1/memory.htm Just go to photos on the left. The site needs updating bad. I never learned how to use the web stuff when I had to switch to publisher. I still have many photos that need to be added, and pages that are off kilter from my attempt to use publisher :) I will do it tho, right now I'm praying to keep my computer alive until I get a new one and will have to deal with new stuff. Mine is overheating after a little time on. And no we didn't do anything about Maureen, she's probably still here as an unknown member. But I hope that we live in peace, the war was emotionally hard on all of us. Margy -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of CAROL KUNZ Sent: Wednesday, April 10, 2013 2:47 PM To: memory-lane Subject: Re: [ML] Remembering Tessa & Emma First of all Sully, thanks for your input to Memory lane almost daily, I appreciate you and I am sorry I so seldom write to the list anymore. I too miss Emma and Tess. We had a gal named Ellen, "Lil Ellen" who lived in Washington State and possibly had a home in Crossville, TN. Ellen had Cancer I think. Years ago I had planned on meeting her at a Restaurant in a Casino in Coeur 'd alene, Idaho and she cancelled. I never did get to meet her and I wonder what happened to her. Most of us knew Pat Houser who left in a huff over Emma, and a few others! She's been gone since '08. I know Sharon Kline writes when she can and is caring for her ill husband but I miss her almost daily musings. How about Belva from Florida? She used to write a lot of interesting stuff, what ever happened to her? Marge Bauer has probably passed away, she would be 99 now! Those are a few that I remember and Oh, one more, that nut job by the name of Maureen (not Maureen Reilly) who wrote often, I forget what really topped it off and Elaine had to do something drastic to get rid of her I believe. She was really crazy. Carol K in Michigan Oh, P.S. How do I get into the old photo's we used to post here? Anyone know how to do that anymore? Let me know OK? On Wed, Apr 10, 2013 at 2:06 PM, Shirley Sullivan <[email protected]>wrote: > > I am always thinking of Emma, I know she wrote a obituary for herself, > she told me it was on her computer, and she told her daughter all > about it, I was hoping it would be posted ?? I asked about it, her > son Bruce said he would look into it, but nothing ever came of it ???? > Don't know what that's all about ??? I still miss her, I have her > photo [ one of her looking good, on Mothers day at a restaurant] right > here in my computer Room, up on one of my boards. I look at the photo > and say, [I wish you were here, I have something I would love to share > with you, or maybe a little joke I would tell her] I miss her posts, > I would call her sometimes, especially in the last two years of her > life, I miss the sound of her laughter. Life is so precious, I maybe > saw Emma in person three or four times, but we just clicked, we didn't > agree on everything, but we bonded in the way two women do sometimes, > we both had three children, two son's and a daughter, we both married our sweethearts, ! > we both worked for the same Telephone Co. in LosAngeles, maybe at the > same time, there were so many women working there, we might have even > passed in the halls. When ever I am missing Emma a lot, I go back and > read some of her posts, in the Memory Lane archives. Boy did we use to > write up a storm, there were sometimes over three thousand posts a > month, and than I see names like Sopharia, of course our beloved > Donna, Karen Uphoff, Eleanor Richardson, also Walter Freeman and his > wife Shirley, I do hear from Walter now and than. Valentine was a > regular, she was the one who got me started on Memory Lane in the > first place, I hear from her sometimes !!! What ever happened to > Maureen Gallagher ??? How about TheIowaFarmGirl, Margaret, just to > mention a few, there were so many !!! Where are they all now ??? I > know some are not with us anymore, but some just faded away, or got to > ill to post anymore !!! When I first started posting, I had just had a stroke, had trouble remembering ! > words, sometimes couldn't put two words together, one time I couldn't > remember how to spell BABY, I thought to my self, [will I ever be the > same] ??? I think writing on Memory Lane was good for me, because > little by little, I got my self back !! > > > If you remember a special person who use to post on Memory Lane, let > us know who they were, and what happen to them, or where they are now ??? > > > A big thank you, to all that are praying for my son Jim, I appreciate > it more than I can express. > > > Sully, in Sunny California > > > > > > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mbousman1/memory.htm > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mbousman1/memory.htm ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Marge still thrives, I wished her a HB this year. I love it when old friends pop into my mail. This is the song I loved that reminded me of Emma, Emma was a major fan of the Gaither singers. A lot of our children will not handle obituaries very well. If it's important to you, talk to your local newspaper(s). I bet you can prepay and leave that info for your children or funeral home to handle. Our wonderful Wild Bill clearly had no obituary and I am thinking had no funeral, that his children arranged for cremation and then released the ashes over the land he loved. But that leaves siblings and other children hanging. So prepare. So far as I know Lil Ellen took real well to Ema and the mailing list created on yahoo for Ema. I believe Lil Ellen actually created the list so Ema could go there. Any other questions? I am not sure I can answer all of them, but I would try. I currently fear knowing why Alice is not posting. She also is one of our senior seniors. Elaine

The song that made me remember Emma is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=U6LdR0rbx54#! Elaine

I was shocked that Marge is still on this list and I have tried to apologize to her for listing her as "gone." I think of our Emma a lot and know she pissed off a lot of people including Valentine and I believe Emma was the real reason Val left. I think Wild Bill is the most missed by me and I was surprised that his children didn't bother to send any acknowledgement of a contribution I sent in his memory. I can't believe that Lil Ellen "took" to Ema! In fact I am shocked, I can only remember how crude Ema was and I was under the impression that Ellen was from a very refined source, like tea parties and such. Hmmmm, one must not judge a book by it's cover I guess. I would love to be a mouse in the corner of that mailing list that Ellen created for Ema. It's too bad that if Alice has passed that her family would not have went through her computer or that she would have left instructions to let the list know. I wonder what ever happened to her book that she was writing? She was writing a book wasn't she? I remember her son wrote a book, I bought it but never read it for some reason. I did go and visit all the pictures that Margy Bousman put up for all of us and it made me sad to see how many are no longer writing to the lists. Carol K On Wed, Apr 10, 2013 at 6:26 PM, ETM <[email protected]> wrote: > Marge still thrives, I wished her a HB this year. > I love it when old friends pop into my mail. > > This is the song I loved that reminded me of Emma, > Emma was a major fan of the Gaither singers. > > A lot of our children will not handle obituaries > very well. If it's important to you, talk to your > local newspaper(s). I bet you can prepay and leave > that info for your children or funeral home to > handle. > > Our wonderful Wild Bill clearly had no obituary > and I am thinking had no funeral, that his > children arranged for cremation and then released > the ashes over the land he loved. But that leaves > siblings and other children hanging. So prepare. > > So far as I know Lil Ellen took real well to Ema > and the mailing list created on yahoo for Ema. I > believe Lil Ellen actually created the list so Ema > could go there. > > Any other questions? I am not sure I can answer > all of them, but I would try. > > I currently fear knowing why Alice is not posting. > She also is one of our senior seniors. > > Elaine > > > > > > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mbousman1/memory.htm > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >