Gladys Olga Griffiths

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• Også kaldet: Gladys Olga Davis

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Fødsel:
If. Dåbsattest: Olga Davis. Faderen anført som: J. Griffiths Davis.

Levned:
"My Grandmother was a remarkable woman. She lost her husband after 6 years of marriage in 1944. Leaving her with two small children to raise on her own. She never remarried, and worked very hard to support her family. She had many struggles through out her life, she had a son that had many mental problems and she was there for him, and she always took care of him. She never turned her back on her kids. She was a very strong person, she always told her family we came from strong stock. I never heard my Grandmother talk or gossip or say a mean word about anyone. She took care of her Mother and 2 brothers till their deaths, she was a very giving person. She loved holidays with her kids and grandkids, always making candy and Christmas dinners for her family. She always taught us a penny saved is a penny earned. She loved to crochet, and made many afghans for family and friends. She made quilts for her grandchildren, and she was an avid reader. I couldn't have asked for a better Grandmother in the world. We all love her and miss her.
Love You Grandma!
Karen" (i Findagrave.com)

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Gravsten afbildet, for- og bagside
Bagside "... memories last forever / Children / Judith / James / Grandchildren / Karen /Kristin / Mathew / ... glory of God"

Gladys blev gift med Melvin Ronald Woodward den 23 jul. 1938 i Sanpete, Utah, USA. Melvin blev født den 20 okt. 1908 i Box Elder, Utah, USA; døde den 13 sep. 1944 i Salt Lake, Utah, USA; blev begravet den 18 sep. 1944 i Box Elder, Utah, USA. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

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Levned:
"My Uncle Jimmy had a lot of obstacles in his life. He was challenged with mental illiness for most of his life. He was a very giving man, and made friends very easily. And anyone who met him became his friend instantly. He loved going for walks and meeting new people and saying "Hi" to anyone he meet. He had a great love for God. And he loved Peanut Butter, he never wanted to be without any. He was willing to give the shirt off his back to give to someone else. He was overly generous at times. He loved the summer and spending time with family and friends and going swimming in the pool. Towards the end of his life he not only had mental problems, he developed physical ones as well. He went through so much in his life. I know he is with God now, and he is at peace in life. We miss you and love you!
Love,
Karen" (gengivet i Findagrave.com)