Name: Culley's MeadowWood Funeral Home
Address: Tallahassee, FL

I think of you often and miss the fun we use to have going to the casino and bingo and I miss the visits Elizabeth and I use to have at your house. Now Elizabeth has joined you and I miss her so much! Things will never be the same. RIP sweetie! I love you 🥰

Dearest Violet, my sister, I think of you so often and miss seeing and talking to you. I think of all the great times we had when visiting Elizabeth each summer going to casino in Biloxi, eating out, visiting nieces & nephews, and  friends.  We were all in our happy place together. I lost Elizabeth a few months ago and I feel so lost at times.  She died from COPD and I didn't get to visit her before she passed because of COVID showing its ugly head.  We did FaceTime but she couldn't talk, move at all. So sad what cigarettes can do to people!I love you so much and still pray for you..Ryan and Christine got married and have a beautiful baby boy.  You would be so proud!!

My name is Martha, younger sister of Violet. Want to add that she was preceded in death by her oldest son,  Ronald Joseph Webster of Tallahassee, FL.  She is survived by two grandson, Ryan Webster and Sean Webster.  RIP my beautiful sister!

My fondest memories of Aunt Violet are of her loving kindness when would would visit her house in Ft.  Walton.  She always made us feel welcome and like a part of the family.   The one draw back was the ventriloquist dummy in her guest room that kind of freaked out the five year old me.  :)

Rest In Peace my beloved aunt.  You definitely deserve it.  

God could not have given me a more loving, kind & caring sister as you.  I admired your hard working, caring and compassionate love for your family.  I love you forever.  Although you're not present with us your spirit will always remain with us.

Her quick witted tongue always kept me smiling and laughing and her warm caring hugs were filled with love. As a kid she would tell me, “I traveled all this way for a hug “ with a big ‘ol smile and and waiting arms. Love you Aunt Violet. 

Someone so special can never be forgotten,may her soul rest in peace.
Love, Lucy Esfellar and  family 

Aunt Violet was a beautiful person inside and out. I have many found memories of her very loving and caring nature. She will be dearly missed. Roger, Kim an Zach Taylor 

Remembering a wonderful, kind, fun and loving person. Thank you Aunt Violet, you'll always hold a special place in our memories and hearts. The Taylor/Walker families

I will hold our memories close to my heart.
From your trip to Mawmaws when we would have an evening walk to when we spent the days in Florida with you Thrift shopping and playing Bingo.   You were such a joy to be around, we will miss you Aunt Violet ❤️ 

My condolences to Violet’s  family and friends  for their loss of this sweet lady. I loved going to visit with her and going to bingo with her. We also had some fun trips with her to the casinos in Biloxi, Ms. Always a lot of laughs. RIP my friend. I shall never forget you!  You earned your wings. Love, Carol Ann Matheney

We enjoyed you coming to Alabama to be with us. We will miss you and may you RIP and am praying for you sisters Martha and Elizabeth and the rest of your family. May God Bless yall

Aunt Violet was one of the hardest working, loving (both tough and unconditional) women that knew.  She worked hard for what she had, but she never hesitated to open her home to me and my friends during spring break.  Some of my best memories are of us going to the local Bingo hall to play bingo and then dancing in the club with her afterwards! If she wasn't the one "bingo'ing" it was a conspiracy and somebody cheated!!  I'll never forget watching her "cut a rug" and giving me words of advice about men.  Oh how I wish cell phones had cameras back then!
I can still hear you laugh!  I hope you and Nanny are laughing now, telling stories and rejoicing in your reunion.  Be at perfect peace Aunt Violet and be overwhelmed with much deserved love!  

Aunt Violet thank you for all the memories you have given to all of us throughout our life. I looked forward to visiting in the summer seeing Terry, Joey and your dog Trixie. Those are some of the best memories of my childhood. You were always quick to give a compliment, a kiss and big hug! You truly loved your family, and we loved you!
The best memory I draw upon is whenever Big Wayne wanted to go to the beach (shocker) and I suggested we drive on down to see you while we are going to the beach.  It was Daddy's last request. We were so excited to see you and visit on such short notice. We had a great visit. Now I appreciate that visit more and more since 2 of my favorite people are now with the Lord!
You will be remembered fondly Aunt Violet! Say hello to my nanny, give her one of your big hugs and kisses for us. RIP

My dear and loving sister was an inspiration to all who knew her.  She was a strong and compassionate person who cared for others more than herself.  Growing up in dire circumstances she never considered herself a victim. My fondest memories of Violet was the summers we spent together at my sisters home in Coden.  We ate fresh seafood, visited relatives & made trips to casinos nearby. Sat on front porch & reminisced about our childhood etc.  Good times for sure!!  I will shed more tears of joy for you now that you are in your heavenly home. I will certainly miss you!!

Aunt Violet was  very loving. and  she loved her sons so much .and my memories  is going to her house in the summer  as a kid  with my mom staying a week in summer    had so much  fun .aunt Violet  was a lot of fun  .I no mama happy to see her and the rest .loved  her so much 

 She was the definition of a sacrificial  loving mom, wife, grandmother.
She was raised in hard times but that just made her stronger. She  loved children, especially her boys, Terry and Joey.  And then. of course her grandkids, they were super special!!
Just thinking of her brings a smile to my heart!
Because of her, I have pictures of me as a baby to show my grandkids,  she worked for Van's Photo in Mobile,Al. 
What a reunion in heaven, my mom, Mary Waller, Aunt Anyce, Billy, Edward, and now my sweet aunt Violet!!  

Violet (I always called her Mrs. Webster),
 I knew Mrs. Webster for over 30 years.  She was a wonderful mother, mother-in-law, grandmother and great grandmother.  From the moment I met her, we seemed to bond.  Over the years of knowing her, she became so much more than a mother-in-law.   She was a very dear friend.  I will cherish that friendship always and have fond memories of the many times that we spent with her.
I will miss her, but I know that she is no longer in pain and that she is resting peacefully.   

I was only a baby when Violet came to live with us in Mobile.  I was told later how she would carry me and play with me!  She later married and named one of her sons for me!  I didn’t get to see her much after I married, I was in the Navy and traveling for 10 years.  Settled in Louisiana for 10 years then traveled again.  I visited with her in 2008.  Loving memories were shared and I travelled again.  I will miss her and pray she R.I.P. 

Violet was a caring and loving person. As one of the older seven children she contributed to the well being of her younger siblings.  She raised two fine sons who owe their success to her  care and encouragement. She leaves a legacy of one who deeply cared for family and her many friends. She is now at peace with her heavenly Father.

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Violet Webster

7 febrero, 1930 – 15 abril, 2020

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