Aunt Mae was my grandmother's sister. More like a 2nd grandmother to me. I loved going to her and Uncle Roys house. She let me play in her cake tin of buttons. Loved when she came to visit us too.  We knew she'd bring her famous banana pudding. She'd fake scold me when I'd get a spoonful out of before I was supposed to. She would tell me that I was spoiled rotten but she loved me anyways. She was the mouthiest, spunkiest, sweetest person. She will truly be missed!

I loved my Aunt Mae so much and looked forward to seeing her every time she would come up to visit my family.  I especially liked going to her house.  She was always so hospitable and made me feel at home.  Her love for children was apparent whenever she interacted with them.  Her smile was bright and infectious.  I will always remember that twinkle in her eye when she laughed.  And yeah, she was (as my mother would say) salty.  But that was part of her charm.  My mother loved her too.  Love you, Aunt Mae.  I'm going to miss you.  Hugs and love to Lawanda, Cheryl, Gary, Johnny and Robert and your kids and grand-kids. I know you're going to miss her too.  

Prayers to you all for peace and comfort. Loved visiting with Grandma Betty Praytor when we came to CA from OK. Aunt May and I shared a favorite food of Chinese and we always went bowling too. She always knew to take us to eat when we come to visit. Loved her spunkiness, and my favorite memory will always be her saying her ABC's backwards. I loved that ❤️ forever and always in my heart! 

Fly high Angel Mae we had a blast at bowling that's the memory I had with you till we meet again 😪💔

Aunt Mae was a very special person to me! Loved our visits and talks! Her and uncle Roy will always be in my heart! Sorry for the loss! Love to all! Cousin Diana

Lawanda Boblit

Robert Bloom

Johnny Bloom

Gary Bloom

Cheryl Cabral

Jason Boblit

Brandon Boblit

Jesse Bloom

Allison Bloom

John Bloom

Paul Bloom

Aaron Cabral

Mrs. Bloom also leaves Many Great-Grandchildren and many family around United States

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Zula Mae Bloom

18 October, 1925 – 18 March, 2020

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