Wednesday, December 23, 2020
My deepest condolences go out to Larry, Alison, Donna and their families. The passing of Ma Pearl is very sad and I have shed some tears in remembering her. I cherish the memories of her love, laughter and wit. Ma Pearl was my second mother growing up. The challenges of being a single Mom never altered her love of life and perhaps even enhanced her essence of family. She worked hard and found humor in the people surrounding her. I always felt part of this wonderful family and look back fondly on the comments only a Mom can make. Those broad comments directed at everyone but landing directly on the guilty child “Who’s shoes are these on the stairs?” “Get up here and hang up your coat”, “Close the door weren’t born in a barn”, “Quit picking on the girls”. Mix in many warm meals, sleep overs, chats of encouragement and her proud smiles at the accomplishments of her children. The memories are warm and I am forever grateful to her. Growing up with Ma Pearl made my world a better place and made me a better person. I love you.
Morley
