Sheryl Smith
I have no words to express how deeply sorry I am to hear about your mom . I'm in shock to hear this news. My prayers and thoughts are with you all during this time .. Hugs ❤️❤️
❤️Sheryl
Birth date: Apr 4, 1935 Death date: Jul 20, 2017
Ruby “Elaine” Chase Lapp Ruby “Elaine” Chase Lapp, 82, wife, mother, sister, grandmother and friend to all, died peacefully in her sleep on July, 20, 2017. Born in Tacoma, WA to Victor S. Hall and Helen E. Hall on April 4th, 193 Read Obituary
I have no words to express how deeply sorry I am to hear about your mom . I'm in shock to hear this news. My prayers and thoughts are with you all during this time .. Hugs ❤️❤️
❤️Sheryl
So many memories. How do you choose just one? I remember when I spent a few weeks at her house in Montana, I decided it would be a good idea to cut my own bangs. Of course it looked hideous, and she found me crying. rather than getting angry or upset she just grabbed her keys and said, "come on honey, let's get some ice cream." She took me to Dairy Queen for a pick-me-up, then to the salon to try to fix it. It still looked hideous, but she had the most amazing way of making you forget about that kind of stuff. I'll miss her more than I can possibly say.
As the youngest child, whenever Mom would introduce me she would say, "This is my baby". With a smirk on her face she would say, "he hates it when I say that" While this may have been true when I was a child, As I grew older I came to realize the honor of being her baby. It is no secret that I was and am a Mommas boy. My siblings got real tired of hearing my whining voice crying out, "Mom, Mom" whenever I didn't get my way.
When I was only 16, My Dad passed away. As all of my brothers and sister were older and moved out, it was only Mom and myself at home. Mom always worried about me when I was out late. It came to be a habit that when I got home I would knock on the door and say, "Mom, I'm home" She would say,"ok honey" This went on for years. I would always come home and say, "Mom, I'm home" She would say, "ok honey"
I am terribly sad now because I know I will never be able to knock on the door and let her know that I am home. I do have joy in my heart however knowing that Mom, you are now home.
Love from your "Baby"
For a little thing, she had quiet a voice. When we were children, with 6 of us, we were of course sent outside to play. When it was time to come in she would stand on the front porch and call to us "Dana! Wayne! Gary! Tina! Dennis! Terry! Dinner!!" I swear you could hear it for at least 2 solid blocks! And it always made our dog snipper howl. Everytime. Sure brought us home in a hurry though.