| Happy Mother's Day to all the Mothers in my life! |
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| Mamaw...would babysit and tell us to run and get in bed when she saw the lights of our parent's car coming up the road. We always pretended to be asleep when they came in. She would take us to circle the Dairy Dip with all the teenagers before we were able to drive. She owned her own restaurant and was a wonderful example of a hard working, self-sufficient woman. She always had to go out the same door she came in. She carried a buck-eye in her purse. She loved people and they all loved her. We sure miss her. |
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| Grandma...Victor's grandmother and one of the two prayer-warrior grandmothers who set us up on our blind date. She had the most giving heart I have ever witnessed. She loved her family and her Walter Lee. |
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| Nanny...Victor's mother and the best mother-in-law in the world. She would do anything for us and our children. She is always serving others. She is also a people person and is so much fun to be around. Love you, Nanny! |
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Gamma and Gandaddy ~ she must have avoided the camera like I do because I have very few pictures of her. Or maybe she was always in the kitchen! Gamma was the most witty of all the grandmothers with a dry sense of humor. A preacher's wife and the second half of the praying grandmothers who fixed me up with my husband! She always was very opinionated about who I should date. Thank God for her wisdom. I have never figured out how to make her savory pot roast. It's still the best I've ever tasted. She was my yard-sale mentor, my best friend (we would lie in bed for hours talking about everything), and my personal prayer warrior. |
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| Our little Bagsby family, just getting started. I could write a book about my beautiful mother. She taught us to be good, to be true, and to be ladies. I love you, Mother! |
