Tucker Henry
Thursday, November 29, 2012
Riley's Baptism
Sunday November 4 was a very special day for our family! Riley was baptized and the whole family came in support. We are so blessed!
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Thursday, November 1, 2012
RIP Nana
Well this past Sunday morning Nana decided to be the the Lord. We sure do miss her here on Earth and I wish that Riley was going to be able to make some memories with her last living Great Grandmother but I know she is so happy now up in heaven! At least now she can SEE and at least now there is another angel in heaven to keep a close watch over my baby girl while we are here on earth.
As I have been reminiscing over my relationship with Nana I thought about a few things that I will always remember: going shopping, eating any and every desert we could get our hands on, stopping to get hot tamales, playing in all her shoes and jewelry, the drive in her Cadillac to and from Shelby and stopping to eat in Tunica at the Blue and White, going to Emma's to swim, playing with that vibrating belly band machine, how she said "Well I declare!", Emma, Azalea Gardens with Caroline and Catherine, her red lipstick, how she always went on cruises, driving into town to go to McCarty's to make pottery, driving to LA with her and Albert to get lottery tickets that we never won, playing in that huge magnolia tree in her front yard, having her there while I walk down the isle and finally getting to see her hold the last baby she would ever hold! Lots and lots of memories that will stay with me forever!
As I have been reminiscing over my relationship with Nana I thought about a few things that I will always remember: going shopping, eating any and every desert we could get our hands on, stopping to get hot tamales, playing in all her shoes and jewelry, the drive in her Cadillac to and from Shelby and stopping to eat in Tunica at the Blue and White, going to Emma's to swim, playing with that vibrating belly band machine, how she said "Well I declare!", Emma, Azalea Gardens with Caroline and Catherine, her red lipstick, how she always went on cruises, driving into town to go to McCarty's to make pottery, driving to LA with her and Albert to get lottery tickets that we never won, playing in that huge magnolia tree in her front yard, having her there while I walk down the isle and finally getting to see her hold the last baby she would ever hold! Lots and lots of memories that will stay with me forever!
ELZINE BLANCHARD MURPHREE | |
Obituary
 Elzine Blanchard Murphree, 96, of Memphis, died Sunday after a long illness. Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Shelby City Cemetery in Shelby, MS. Born in Gunnison, MS, Mrs. Murphree was a former president of the Mississippi Educational Secretaries Association. For more than 40 years, she was secretary to a succession of District 3 school superintendents in Shelby. She was preceded in death by Willard Rose, her husband of 43 years, and second husband Albert Murphree. Survivors include her children, daughter, Gail Rose Harrell of Memphis, sons Bill Rose of Oxford, Miss. and Jim Rose of Birmingham, Ala.; her sister, Mary Frances Walton of New Orleans; and her nieces, Ann Blanchard and Harriet Blanchard both of New Orleans. Mrs. Murphree had been a resident of Town Village Audubon Park since 2004. www.memphisfuneralhome.netMemphis Funeral Home And Memorial Gardens 5599 Poplar Ave. (901)725-0100
Published in The Commercial Appeal on October 30, 2012
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