Sympathy and prayers for the Acors family!

Mom, 
You were the Best Momma in the world and I love to the moon and back. 

We even got our social security cards at the same time  - there are just so many wonderful memories I have of us that it breaks my heart not to have gotten to share all those wonderful memories - your daddy hunting and dressing the rabbits and deer, the beagles - Patty Pan - and the fried chicken you mama would send for your lunch when we took those field trips - loved your mama's cooking - and the times we went to cut collard greens - so many wonderful and loving memories - my sincere prayers and sympathy to your family - and as I said - "Til we meet again."  God bless my sweet one

Peggy

I am grief struck - I have had you in my thoughts for so long - even wrote you a letter at Christmas because I wanted to share with you - laugh with you and now cry with you - We had such a great time and I've thought back to when you all moved to Emporia Street and we went to Williamsburg, Charlottesville and other school activities at Montrose - we went to town every Saturday as I was going to piano lessons and you went with me so we could go to the movies or just browsing through Thalhimers, Miller and Rhoads and Woolworths - and we would eat lunch at the Trailways station - and it amazes me how we at such a young age could ride the bus to town and walk around Richmond as well as go to the Trailways station for lunch - what a wonderful and loving time we had then - enjoying music as we would get the latest magazine at the drugstore there at Calvary where we would go between Sunday school and church - we'd get those and then learn the lines to the songs - and you were an Elvis fan - I believe you may have had all his albums/records - I am tearfully writing this - I wanted so much to get with you and reminiece about all our great and fun times - even the ones where we disagreed - remember when we had a white rat in our class at Montrose and it had to be taken home on the weekends - you took that white rat and we'd sit on the other side of Williamsburg Road with that cage and waited for your daddy to pick us up after his work - we made potholders, your dad cut us squares that we put decals on and shellacked and went from door to door trying to make some money - taking drink bottles to the A & P to get a little bottle return fee - you delivering papers - getting bit by that dog on Danville street - playing in the "pool" of water at the firehouse when it rained heavily - cutting grass - you helping me with my chores on Saturday so we could go outside and play - you would iron for me as I hated doing that!!! - I am looking forward to us meeting in our heavenly home!


OBITUARY

Eunice Linda Foster

October 25, 1947 – September 10, 2020

Nelsen Funeral Home & Crematory

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