Lorene was a wonderful person, so kind and thoughtful.  I remember her as the ultimate homemaker.  She was a great cook, and I remember many dinners at her house.  She loved flowers and kept a beautiful yard.  And she was a fantastic seamstress.  I still have the Barbie clothes that she made for me.  She definitely inspires me when I think of how to run a home and care for a family.  I'm so sorry she is gone, but so happy for her today.  Love you, Lorene.

Lorene was my Aunt. I am Chris Murphy-I am the youngest child and son of Doris Murphy-her sister. I remember her as a child -her and Weldon coming to our house and visit and how kind and loving she was. She would often quote bible verses to us and always tell me she loved me.  She was a good Christian woman. I haven't seen her in a long time, my mothers health is not good and Lorene had been in a nursing home for a while now. My mama always talked about her and the things they done together as a child.  I have some memories of Debbie and Michelle too-sorry how time goes by and we all lose touch with one another. God Bless you all-Prayers for all the family. 

With much love and sorrow, I wish you farewell till we meet again... You were and always will be a fond memory of my childhood... Life circumstances didn't dictate that we stayed in touch through the years, but the memory of every moment that we had together will always be with me... I hope you are singing songs with the family members that have passed before you like you used to do when I was a kid when we would come and visit...
Rest easy Aunt Lorene...
With Love always, Wayne, Lynne, and Delaney Parker...

Aunt Lorene was my Mothers  sister, Lois G. (Tittle) Parker.  Their Father, Burley Tittle, died when they were both babies. 
I pray that they are getting to meet him and play with their Dad as little girls would.  
When we were little and went on vacation, we would always go to Uncle Weldon and Aunt Lorene's first thing.  They were wonderful to us.  Fireworks and great food, going to the airport to watch planes, one of Uncle Weldon's favorite things to do.  We enjoyed being with them so much.  So many good memories.  
 I pray that my Mother and Aunt Lorene  are in Heaven and enjoying their time now with their relatives and friends that have gone on before them.  God Bless all of the family.  
Rev. James Riley Parker, nephew

I will never forget Aunt Lorene’s biscuits! They were the best things in the world and made with love ❤️ When I was a little girl and we went to visit her my parents got me a stuffed bunny rabbit while we were out shopping.  The bunny was the same color of those biscuits...of course that be came it’s name. That biscuits is in my acttic today. Praying for the family...she will be dearly missed! All my love! Heidi 

So many fond memories of Aunt Lorene....I specifically remember her digging up one of her rose bushes for me to plant back in Texas......it blooms every year to this day.  Love to all the family.🌹

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Burley & Berthat Mae (Fann) Tittle

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Deborah Teper (Jim)

David Travis

Michelle Barrett (Shawnn)

Chris Teper

Joey Taylor

Tori Taylor

Xander Hall

Jean Badgett

Doris Murphy

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Margie Lorene Travis

February 26, 1929 – December 10, 2018

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