Mattie A. Thomas

Birth date: Jan 29, 1908 Death date: Aug 15, 2006

Mattie Thomas was born January 29, 1908 in Sprott, Alabama to Mariah and Ferdinand Rutledge. She was the youngest and last surviving of thirteen children. She was preceded in death on August 31, 1991 by her husband of sixty-five y Read Obituary

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Anonymous

1000w ago

Bernice, We have been out of town & were so saddened by the loss of your Mother. She was such a jewel of a person. She touched my life way back in the 1980's when I first met her when working at Dr Waltman's. She impressed me then & continued to impress me with how she dealt with life & her disabilities. She was quite the "Gal". I loved her wonderful smile & her happy sounds. I know she is in the greatest of all places, keeping company with your Richard. I know she is happy & now without lifes challenges & struggles. You have been such a loving dedicated daughter. You two were blessed to have one another. I am so grateful Mike was able to meet her. She touched a very special place in my heart. Mike & I are very sorry for your loss but happy for her peace. May God bless you & give you the strength to get through the sad times - and bless you with such wonderful joyful memories. God bless you Bernice. We love you. A hug & a kiss to you. Love & sincere thoughts, Mike & Lu Farley##imported-begin##Mike & Lu Farley##imported-end##

Anonymous

1000w ago

With Sympathy AND FRIENDSHIP.
In the midst of your sorrow, may you find peace and hope for all your tomorrows.
Thinking of your at this time of loss.
MR. & MRS. WILLIAM D. GREEN
of
TACOMA, WASHINGTON##imported-begin##WILLIAM D. GREEN##imported-end##

Anonymous

1001w ago

I sure do remember all the times "Aunt Mattie" would get all excited to see us kids come to visit.She called me and my brothers "Lena's kids" and would grab us and hug us like we were her own. "Lena" is my mother Leona that lived next door to Uncle Buddy and Aunt Mattie in Puyallup. My grandmother, Alice Westmark, still lives there and absolutely loved having them as neighbors. It was a sad time when the old house became empty and we didn't have them right there to visit. It didn't matter how long it had been since the last visit--Aunt Mattie still welcomed us and was glad to see us. What a happy, happy person she was! I'm picturing her right now coming running to the fence to meet us with that big ol' smile of hers! That's the main memory I have and I will treasure it forever. You family members are very lucky to have many, many more memories. She did a great job of taking care of you when you needed it and you did a great job of taking care of her. I miss you Aunt Mattie.##imported-begin##Ron Jarvis##imported-end##

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