Q: How did you meet Darlene?
A: I played many games of horse shoes and pool. All a while listening to Ozzy
I also worked with Darlene in the Silver Lake cafeteria.
She was a reliable & faithful friend. And last but least Funny!! And had a true joyous smile & a loving heart for everyone.
I made it home. I just wanted to let you know I made it home.
Everything is so pretty here, so fresh and so new. I wish that you could close your eyes so you could see it too!
Please try not to be sad for me, try to understand. God is taking care of me, I'm in the shelter of his hands. Here there is no sadness, no sorrow, and no pain. Here there is no crying and I'll never hurt again. Here it is so peaceful, when all the angels sing, I really have to go now I've got to try my wings.
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I'll be the first face you see when you get here!
Darlene looked the most like her Grandmother Amy Drew Baker Waterman. I gave her a picture of Grandma riding her Red motor scooter. She delivered her Avon products to her customers. I was also Darlene’s softball couch. Darlene made her home on land that was previously owned by my parents. Aunt Barbara and Uncle Bobby lived there when my parents travelled while my dad Robert Cunningham was in the service. My mom, Margaret Waterman was your Dad’s only sister. Rest In Peace cousin. Jo-Ann Cunningham Andrews
Fond memories of waiting at the bus stop and our moms going to your house for coffee or tea. Growing up and the birthday parties always fun times. Always smiling and when we had kids of our own they became friends. May you rest in Peace and you are never far from the heart..
