The book of Proverbs chapter 31 verses 10 through 31 is titled The wife of noble character  She is worth far more than rubies ….Give her the reward she has earned and let her works bring her praise at the city gate.  
The Sawyer Family accepted me, the wife of the only son, into their family many years ago.  It was from them that I learned true generosity.  One  year  for Christmas Annette gave me a lap quilt that folded into neat cushion.  Little did we know that years later that  cushion would be just the thing needed by her brother to take to dialysis.   Easy to carry and just the size when unfolded to keep him warm. Every time I look at it now I’m reminded of Annette.  Her love of family, her giving spirit and her  willingness to use her talents for others  earns her the title of  woman of noble character.  

I will so miss my Aunt Net. She was so good to me. I always kept her in my prayers. She also taught me about family. I'm so sorry Uncle Mike for your lose, But I hope you know I may be far away. But I have Always love you both millions. You are my family now matter what and I love and miss my cousins also.  I love you always and God Bless you all.  Toni O'Bannon Turner & Family.  

Oh, the memories I hold dear in heart, my sweet cousin, ReRe! How I loved spending time with you girls at Aunt Kate and Uncle Albert's home in Frayser all those years ago! We had the best times together and loved each other so much. I remember when Aunt Kate and Uncle Albert drove an Ice Cream truck and how we would slip out there at night and get some ice cream without them knowing it!!! It was a miracle that they never caught us!!
I love you and I know you are not suffering now....one day we will all be reunited in Heaven and what a day of rejoicing that will be!!! Until then I will hold on to the memories we shared...I love you, Jane Campbell Bigham

My precious Momma…She was so important to so many people.  She was Annette, ReRe, Mom, Grammy, Aunt ’Nette, Mrs. Annette…daughter, sister, wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother,  friend. Above all, she was a giver. If someone was in need,  she would always find a way to help.  Food, advice, laughter, prayer, encouragement,  a shoulder to cry on, an ear to listen… and it almost always came with some special gift, something personal and usually hand-made.  She never went anywhere without thinking “What can I take them?” or “What do they need?”  Even if you came to visit her, you were unlikely to leave empty handed. She loved to give gifts, but her greatest gift was just her presence. Mom, you will be missed more than you can imagine.  I thank God for the time that we had and the example that you were. I’m so grateful that I have the assurance that you are in heaven , that you can see and hold Whitney again and I will be with you both again someday. 
All my love. Teri

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Annette Marie Sawyer O'Bannon

December 25, 1945 – January 29, 2022

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