I can’t believe I am even writing our memories. 40 years ago we met each other working at Black Angus we became besties almost immediately. You had your Trans Am and I had my Camaro. We were young and living the single life. We spent most of our time at the houseboat. Carefree. Skiing in The early morning wearing sweats so we would be warm and hit that glass water. We were freezing. Pop (old fart as we called him) thought we were crazy. Chasing boys on the lake then hiding under the houseboat. We went out to the saddle rack dancing and drinking a little too much. We were in the car getting ready to leave but we couldn’t because you couldn’t find your shoe. I handed you some shoe but of course always being the fashionable one you knew it wasn’t yours and we couldn’t  leave until you had the matching one. We saw top gun and decided to go to an air show so we could find pilots (like that was going to happen).  Then came the marriage then babies Now we were real adults with so many dreams. We were able to talk almost daily. I think that is what I will miss the most. I have been blessed beyond measure to have such a wonderful friend in my life. When you find that you hold on tight and that we did. Your the strongest woman I know. You loved your family with everything you had. Your babies are wonderful people. You can be proud of them. 
Your biggest worry was leaving them. They are strong like you and will do great with all the tools you taught them and unconditional love you gave. They have so many people who love and support them they will continue to thrive. Well I guess it’s time to let go. Thank you for everything. Until we meet again I will carry you in my heart.  I love you Sis. 💕

Awe my friend miss you so much. Having you as my friend made everything in my life better. We enjoyed 4 decades of our lives together. Every decision I ever made I ran by you. I really feel you were my guardian Angel. I don’t think my life would have turned out so great without all of your wisdom. You taught me so much, you had a gift of being a very rational decision maker. Your unconditional friendship  was truly appreciated. I miss and love you Sissy

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Nelda Morgan

March 27, 1959 – September 20, 2021

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