Yvonna Warman POWDERLY — Yvonna Warman, 85, of Powderly died at 7:29 p.m. Monday, May 24, 2010, at Muhlenberg Community Hospital, Greenville. She was preceded in death by her husband, Henry; and daughter Mary June Staples. She was born Jan. 24, 1925, in Muhlenberg County, and was a homemaker and a member of Cleaton MissionaryContinue Reading
Betty Jones Conkright
left a message on May 26, 2010:
David , I'm so sorry to read of your mom's passing. All of those special memories will now become your most precious treasures. You have always been so special to her. Love and prayers to you and your family Betty
Ellen B. Spicer
left a message on May 26, 2010:
Dooney and I are so sorry to her of Yvonna's passing. She was such a sweet and gracious lady. Our lives have been blessed having known her and the family. We have wonderful memories; Church services at the old Cleaton Baptist Church; Yvonna's devotion to Henry Earl; Henry Earl and his love of Cadillacs; June and Elvis sharing their music ministry; David Earl and his giving spirit; Yvonna and June working their magic with floral arrangements; Yvonna going on trips with the bank's Senior Club. To David Earl: You devoted your time to care for your Mother and tend to her needs. What a giving heart you have! Your love for her was manifested in your actions. Heaven's gain is our loss but we take comfort in knowing that our separation is temporary.
Brenda J. Hill
left a message on May 26, 2010:
I am so sorry to hear about Yvonna; I know you loved her most. I believe she can be happy now that she can see and talk to June and Henry Earl. I know you will miss her and I know you took GREAT care of her, but there is no one like a Mother.
Irene V. Perry and Janice Perry Metcalfe
left a message on May 26, 2010:
David, What a sad time for you. Your Mother was a wonderful woman who will be terribly missed. I have such fond memories of my childhood, spending lots of time at your home. Your Mom always made me feel special. My Mother has Alzheimers now and lives with us. She doesn't like to get out much . Our Mothers had a friendship that lasted throughout their lifetimes. That is something to be proud of. I know that your Mom was so very proud of you. She loved you so very much, as she did Travis. May you find much comfort in your many fond memories of a wonderful Woman. Love and Friendship, Janice and Irene
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Betty Jones Conkright
left a message on May 26, 2010:
David , I'm so sorry to read of your mom's passing. All of those special memories will now become your most precious treasures. You have always been so special to her. Love and prayers to you and your family Betty
Ellen B. Spicer
left a message on May 26, 2010:
Dooney and I are so sorry to her of Yvonna's passing. She was such a sweet and gracious lady. Our lives have been blessed having known her and the family. We have wonderful memories; Church services at the old Cleaton Baptist Church; Yvonna's devotion to Henry Earl; Henry Earl and his love of Cadillacs; June and Elvis sharing their music ministry; David Earl and his giving spirit; Yvonna and June working their magic with floral arrangements; Yvonna going on trips with the bank's Senior Club. To David Earl: You devoted your time to care for your Mother and tend to her needs. What a giving heart you have! Your love for her was manifested in your actions. Heaven's gain is our loss but we take comfort in knowing that our separation is temporary.
Brenda J. Hill
left a message on May 26, 2010:
I am so sorry to hear about Yvonna; I know you loved her most. I believe she can be happy now that she can see and talk to June and Henry Earl. I know you will miss her and I know you took GREAT care of her, but there is no one like a Mother.
Irene V. Perry and Janice Perry Metcalfe
left a message on May 26, 2010:
David, What a sad time for you. Your Mother was a wonderful woman who will be terribly missed. I have such fond memories of my childhood, spending lots of time at your home. Your Mom always made me feel special. My Mother has Alzheimers now and lives with us. She doesn't like to get out much . Our Mothers had a friendship that lasted throughout their lifetimes. That is something to be proud of. I know that your Mom was so very proud of you. She loved you so very much, as she did Travis. May you find much comfort in your many fond memories of a wonderful Woman. Love and Friendship, Janice and Irene
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