I love you Grandma. Although I have not been able to bring the fammy to visit, I will always be great full for the time I was able to spend with you. You were there to help me through my first years in the Navy. You always welcomed me and my friends durring the holidays. I will miss you and your awsome Lemmon marange pies.

I love you Grandma. I wish I would have been able to bring the family too see you. I will always be thankfully for the time I was able to spend with you. You were always there to try and "fatten" me up with an awesome  Lemmon marange pie. I will miss you.

Thank you so much Uncle Brian and Aunt Julie for taking such good care of my Grandma.  I know it wasn't always easy and often over looked but I truly appreciate it from the bottom of my heart and know she did too. You guys are so awesome.  Thank you for always making me feel special when I came to visit, I truly treasure the fun adventures you shared with me.

I love you so much Grandma.  I wish the miles weren't so far in between us and that I was able to visit you more often.  I thank you for your love and for all you tought me about being a good woman. ( taking care of my appearance, cleaning, crafting, and cooking)  I carry you forever in my heart. I will always remember your laugh, all your juicy gossip and the wonderful memories made in Seattle. I loved watching you as you primped in the mirror, and did your little shuffel accross the floor, while humming along to your light jazz in the morning. I remember watching you as you sat on your "davenport" & gazed out your upstairs window. I still chuckle when I think of you stomping on the floor to tell the boys dinner is ready and Grandpa whistling out the door if we were out playing to tell us dinner is ready!  I still remember the fresh smell of evergreens (Grandmas house will forever hold memories from smells, sounds, little trinkets & dolls) and all your beautiful flowers that adorned your yard.  I love your house and have so many precious memories of the summers I spent with you there. It was the highlight of my summer, spending time and learning about the Newark side of my family, which I felt I missed out on so much.  I miss Grandpa & you so much and wish you could have held my children.  I will pass on your teachings to my own daughter and have and will continue to talk to her about you. I hope I can make you happy as you look down on us from heaven.  I know you, Grandpa and Uncle Dickie are finally together and look forward to the day that we will meet again.  I will love you always,

Kathleen Broussard & Family.

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Evelyn Marie Newark

15 July, 1921 – 9 November, 2012

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