Grandma you were the glue that held our family together the giver of all things to all people. You were able to developed loving and unique relationships with everyone so we all felt special treasured and loved. My world has a hole in it that will never be filled. I love you and miss you Grandma I look forward to seeing you again and I know I will because you taught me that.

Grandma was a very special woman. The two of us had a very special relationship. She was a spunking old lady that had no trouble speaking her mind. She would give you the what for, that is for sure. I have seen her give her last cent to others and go without. This quality annoyed the hell out of me, but it was what she felt was right. I learned a great deal from grandma and I will miss her. 

David

Mother, I miss you so much.  You're gone and I still reach for my phone when the alarm goes off at 6:44 when I called you every morning.  I'm so glad that we were able to spend that last week together.  We did enjoy our time together.  Robert's kind words said so much.  It's nice to know how much he loved you and wasn't afraid to say so.  He'll never know how much it meant to me that he was with us until almost the very end.  He was very comforting.  I was the best daughter I could be and I loved you always.  Tell Daddy I miss him.  I'll bet he's glad to see you.  He's been waiting a long time.  Rest in peace, Mother.  Know how much you were loved and will be missed.  Your loving daughter, Nancy

You will always be in my heart!  Now, you can give everyone a piece of you mind from up there.  There will not be a day that goes that someone will cry for you.  You had the biggest heart, and you when without to make sure other people needs were meet first.  At least now you tell Dad what everyone has been doing.   Love Ruthie

Grandma was my best friend, Grandmother,and like a Mother to me.  She had the most influence in my life to this day.  She was an amazing human being.  She would give you the shirt off her back and not even think twice about it.  I would do anything for 5 more minutes with her.  I have so many childhood memories of her.  I remember the day she was sending in her last house payment.  She was so proud to show me.  I was like 12 at the time.  I know now how important that was to her.  She lost all of it giving to people she loved.  She would do it over and over again though.  She was there when I needed her in a moments notice.  She was even there when I did not need her.  She is definitely irreplaceble.  I can only pray to see her again one day.  Her door was alway open to family, friends, and even strangers.  She really missed those who she lost contact with through the years.  I know she never forgot them though.  She wanted me to take things while she was alive and I refused.  I now know why she did this too.  Grandma will never be forgotten as long as I am alive.  I am so glad Rebekah got to know her, so she will know who I am talking about.  I did not get that with my Grandfather.  I was about 3 years of age when he passed and have faint memories.  Rest in Peace Grandma.

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Lucy Ann Bond

28 May, 1924 – 29 October, 2011

Green Acres Mortuary & Cemetery

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