Norma and family,
I am so sorry for your loss.

Annmomma always knew how to make me smile. Even in difficult times she could lighten the mood with her humor. She wholeheartedly accepted me for who I am even when I could barely accept myself. I have wonderful memories of traveling with her, gambling at Winstar, and going to comedy shows. We would watch ridiculous shows on tv and talk until almost dawn. When I was little, we would paint together and go fishing. She loved watching British comedy with me. She taught me how to cook and sew by hand. I wish I could've seen her beautiful smile one more time, but I know that she's in a good place. And I'm sure she's glad to be with Papa again. 

I  will always remember going to see my Grandma on the weekends as a kid. It was a highlight of my childhood. As I got older my parents and I would all go to winstar with her. It was one of our favorite things to do together. I’ll miss our trips she was one of the most fun people to be around. She always had a smile on her face like she was up to something. I know I speak for everyone when I say she will be missed. Wish I could have told her I loved her one last time. Grandma Rest In Peace and go see the King Elvis

Gammamma was my grand mother. She was one of the most influential people in my life. She was kind hearted, and giving. She would give the shirt off her back if you needed it. She saw the good in any person, and supported others in every way. She was very creative. She found ways to make ordinary things sparkle. She taught me how to be a good person. When times were hard she was there to lift me up, and support me in my challenges. She was one of the only people in this world who truly accepted me, and loved me for who I’ve become. She was the most kindest person you would ever meet. She LOVED to gamble, that was her thing. She always found ways to dress up her attire with the right jewelry. She loved her dogs. They were treated better than some humans. I know I’ll see you again someday, and know that I love you so much. You will be severely missed. I love you Gam!!

Mom I wish I had made the time to come see you, I waited too long and now it’s too late.  I hope you can forgive me. I’m sorry. I’ll see you again one day but until then may god rest your sole. Your son Dan 

My momma, Ann momma, Gan momma, BB and Bev as she was known , was the most loving and caring person that ever walked the earth. She was my best friend and truly cared about me. My momma was a military wife, artist, painter, pottery maker and the best cook. She always did what was right and if you new her she would help you in anyway she could. I with miss her everyday that I live. Now she joins my dad Winfred Dan Vallance to be with God. She leaves behind , Sons Robbie and Dan. Daughter Norma. Grand children Robbie Jr. , Ethen Cord, Dan Jr, Mike and Beverly. She also has many great grand children. Momma I will miss you.

OBITUARY

Beverly Vallance

11 January, 1941 – 20 August, 2020

Laurel Land Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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