Saturday, January 2, 2021
Keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers. Lean on one another to help you mourn the loss of your Mom.
Aunt Doris was a wonderful lady. She was so artistic with her ceramics and her Christmas village she did every year under her Christmas Tree. I remember going every year for Christmas with my parents, and also taking my children to see the new items she had added. She was so proud of her work!
When i was younger, I remember my Mom taking me to Aunt Doris's so she could do a perm in my hair. Back them they called them Toni's. I remember Aunt Doris laying me on her kitchen counter to wash my hair and i would scream like crazy as I hated to get my hair wash never mind the aweful smell from the perm solution.
We lived a sideroad over from Aunt Doris & Uncle Vernon. They were there for us when our house was on fire. Uncle Vernon cam to our house to help my Dad and Mom took us to Aunt Doris's for the night to sleep. I remember her helping Mom get us to bed, tucking us in and giving us a kiss telling us its gonna be okay.
I remember Kirk and I hiding under Aunt Doris's basement stairs, eating jars of her homemade dill pickles. They were so good! I remember when Kirk had his 13th Birthday party and we all played spin the bottle in the basement. That was one of my first kisses from a boy.
The fun times at Go Home Lake, and the famous New Years Eve Parties in her basement. When we kids got older and had our own spouses, we attended these parties! Oh were they so much fun. We got to see the party side of our parents!
I had Aunt Doris up for dinner one time and I made homemade tea biscuits from the recipe that her and Mom used. She complimented me telling me that they were so good and that they were better than hers! That made me feel real good.
I believe Aunt Doris is up in heaven with Uncle Vernon They are looking down on
you all with much love.
Again, my sincerest condolences. If you need anything reach out.
Love you all, hugs and prayers
Lori Wilson xoxo
