Comments on: In Remembrance Of A Classy Lady http://7daybuzz.com/in-rememberance-of-a-classy-lady/ Get your daily buzz here! Tue, 22 May 2012 03:46:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Krista Dinola http://7daybuzz.com/in-rememberance-of-a-classy-lady/comment-page-1/#comment-4909 Krista Dinola Fri, 03 Dec 2010 01:38:25 +0000 http://7daybuzz.com/?p=571#comment-4909 Sweet post, many thanks. I've been intending on submitting any post along these kinds of lines for some time, do you mind if I quote you? I'll hyperlink back to you obviously.<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('4909','Krista Dinola'); return false;">Reply</a> </div> Sweet post, many thanks. I’ve been intending on submitting any post along these kinds of lines for some time, do you mind if I quote you? I’ll hyperlink back to you obviously.
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]]> By: Tijuana Daniell http://7daybuzz.com/in-rememberance-of-a-classy-lady/comment-page-1/#comment-4653 Tijuana Daniell Thu, 17 Jun 2010 09:02:40 +0000 http://7daybuzz.com/?p=571#comment-4653 Hello, I also love the Madagaskar movies, super film!<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('4653','Tijuana Daniell'); return false;">Reply</a> </div> Hello, I also love the Madagaskar movies, super film!
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]]> By: Guillermo Pedone http://7daybuzz.com/in-rememberance-of-a-classy-lady/comment-page-1/#comment-4457 Guillermo Pedone Fri, 12 Mar 2010 20:31:49 +0000 http://7daybuzz.com/?p=571#comment-4457 While this topic can be very challenging for most people, my belief is that there has to be a middle or common ground that we all can find. I do value that you've added pertinent and intelligent thoughts here though. Very much thanks to you!<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('4457','Guillermo Pedone'); return false;">Reply</a> </div> While this topic can be very challenging for most people, my belief is that there has to be a middle or common ground that we all can find. I do value that you’ve added pertinent and intelligent thoughts here though. Very much thanks to you!
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]]> By: Pia Knaak http://7daybuzz.com/in-rememberance-of-a-classy-lady/comment-page-1/#comment-4341 Pia Knaak Sun, 31 Jan 2010 14:11:27 +0000 http://7daybuzz.com/?p=571#comment-4341 Definately, your kitties are excellent but these ready for action. Check out Charline Middaugh http://bit.ly/cVwzV<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('4341','Pia Knaak'); return false;">Reply</a> </div> Definately, your kitties are excellent but these ready for action. Check out Charline Middaugh http://bit.ly/cVwzV
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]]> By: Karlissa http://7daybuzz.com/in-rememberance-of-a-classy-lady/comment-page-1/#comment-1637 Karlissa Sun, 24 Aug 2008 03:12:02 +0000 http://7daybuzz.com/?p=571#comment-1637 *she let us help wash the car*<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('1637','Karlissa'); return false;">Reply</a> </div> *she let us help wash the car*
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]]> By: Karlissa http://7daybuzz.com/in-rememberance-of-a-classy-lady/comment-page-1/#comment-1636 Karlissa Sun, 24 Aug 2008 01:43:06 +0000 http://7daybuzz.com/?p=571#comment-1636 My grandmother meant the world to me! She was a wonderful example of what a woman should be. She was devoted to God and her church. She was the epitome of what a GREAT first lady should be...she was never too high and mighty to do anything-she didn't mind doing whatever it took to keep the church running smoothly! I remember one time in Richmond when she let me, Kelsey, Kourtney, and Kandace (although none of us, especially Kanna, helped much) and then took us to Dairy Queen. I remember coming to Florence for the summer and all of us grandkids sittin on the pew with her and we would be talkin and she would take out her comb and said "you want grandmother to swat you?" She loved us dearly-even if overbearing at times. I remember going to Belk one time and HATING this dress my mom wanted Kelsey and me to wear. I got this long speech about needing to be grateful, how some kids would love to have that dress, and that it was cute...I still hate it...I even got sick one time when I wore it...lol. She was an awesome babysitter-always waiting for us when when we got home and she would give us snacks! We were rotten but she was strict at the same time! She was so strong and independent despite the fact that her stroke paralyzed her entire left side and she had to relearn everything because she was left handed. She shocked all of us one day by getting in her car, driving to the grocery store, shopping and driving home. I was outside with Kelsey, Kandace, Korbyn, and either my mom or Aunt Karen. We were shocked. We started fussin cuz she only had the use of one hand. The last thing I remember is of my last conversation with my grandmother-I think it may have even been the last conversation she ever had. She was sick-she left church the day before and had a fever and all-and her speech was slurring. My mom, sister, and I went to check on her before we went to school and work. I asked how she was doing and will never forget her response-"please pray for me!" WOW!!!!! She could have been mad, upset, frustrated, and a who spectrum of emotions but instead she just simply wanted prayer! I will always love this woman and never EVER forget her!<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('1636','Karlissa'); return false;">Reply</a> </div> My grandmother meant the world to me! She was a wonderful example of what a woman should be. She was devoted to God and her church. She was the epitome of what a GREAT first lady should be…she was never too high and mighty to do anything-she didn’t mind doing whatever it took to keep the church running smoothly! I remember one time in Richmond when she let me, Kelsey, Kourtney, and Kandace (although none of us, especially Kanna, helped much) and then took us to Dairy Queen. I remember coming to Florence for the summer and all of us grandkids sittin on the pew with her and we would be talkin and she would take out her comb and said “you want grandmother to swat you?” She loved us dearly-even if overbearing at times. I remember going to Belk one time and HATING this dress my mom wanted Kelsey and me to wear. I got this long speech about needing to be grateful, how some kids would love to have that dress, and that it was cute…I still hate it…I even got sick one time when I wore it…lol. She was an awesome babysitter-always waiting for us when when we got home and she would give us snacks! We were rotten but she was strict at the same time! She was so strong and independent despite the fact that her stroke paralyzed her entire left side and she had to relearn everything because she was left handed. She shocked all of us one day by getting in her car, driving to the grocery store, shopping and driving home. I was outside with Kelsey, Kandace, Korbyn, and either my mom or Aunt Karen. We were shocked. We started fussin cuz she only had the use of one hand. The last thing I remember is of my last conversation with my grandmother-I think it may have even been the last conversation she ever had. She was sick-she left church the day before and had a fever and all-and her speech was slurring. My mom, sister, and I went to check on her before we went to school and work. I asked how she was doing and will never forget her response-”please pray for me!” WOW!!!!! She could have been mad, upset, frustrated, and a who spectrum of emotions but instead she just simply wanted prayer! I will always love this woman and never EVER forget her!
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]]> By: wedacurry http://7daybuzz.com/in-rememberance-of-a-classy-lady/comment-page-1/#comment-1635 wedacurry Sat, 23 Aug 2008 21:38:34 +0000 http://7daybuzz.com/?p=571#comment-1635 I wish I could have met Mrs. Martha Ann Goodson Sawyer, for so many reasons. I have been told by many different people of all ages that Mrs. Martha Ann was a lady of character, a very devoted wife, and a wonderful mom to her children. She was a very "classy lady", a very well-spoken person, a woman of pizzazz, and those who came in contact with her, I'm told, would leave her presence smiling, because of the way she always presented herself to everyone she encountered. I know if I have had the opportunity to just touch her hand(s), she would had made a big difference to me. I have told my mother about Mrs. Martha Ann Goodson Sawyer and her responds too were "yes!, she sounds like a lady that she would have love to had met. From my understanding, she was the WORLD to her children, the BOMB mother any kid would want to had have in their life. Although I never got to meet her in life, I have seen many pictures of this lady. She dressed very well. I recall some of the moments my wife Kathy told me about the way her mother was when it came to cleaning the house, nuturing her during her pregnacies, just going over and beyond the call of duty for people, the church, etc. In my own thoughts, my own words, Martha Ann was one of a kind. From some of the things her aunts have said to me, I can see Mrs. Sawyer at moments when I look into my wife's eyes, because of the way my wife speaks, the way she walks, and cetain way she acts. I CAN SEE THAT IN MY WIFE because, yes, my wife mimics her mother! She just was such an INSPIRATION to many people that came in contact with her, you wouldn't have any choice but to "LOVE" her. WOW! a woman of STYLE. If only I could have met this LADY of CLASS, I know she would have made a BIG IMPACT in my life. I know I will never ever see her in the flesh, but I have a part of her in my LIFE and that's still a blessing to me. I'll will comment again. Peace and Love to you Mrs. Sawyer!<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('1635','wedacurry'); return false;">Reply</a> </div> I wish I could have met Mrs. Martha Ann Goodson Sawyer, for so many reasons. I have been told by many different people of all ages that Mrs. Martha Ann was a lady of character, a very devoted wife, and a wonderful mom to her children. She was a very “classy lady”, a very well-spoken person, a woman of pizzazz, and those who came in contact with her, I’m told, would leave her presence smiling, because of the way she always presented herself to everyone she encountered. I know if I have had the opportunity to just touch her hand(s), she would had made a big difference to me. I have told my mother about Mrs. Martha Ann Goodson Sawyer and her responds too were “yes!, she sounds like a lady that she would have love to had met. From my understanding, she was the WORLD to her children, the BOMB mother any kid would want to had have in their life.

Although I never got to meet her in life, I have seen many pictures of this lady. She dressed very well. I recall some of the moments my wife Kathy told me about the way her mother was when it came to cleaning the house, nuturing her during her pregnacies, just going over and beyond the call of duty for people, the church, etc. In my own thoughts, my own words, Martha Ann was one of a kind. From some of the things her aunts have said to me, I can see Mrs. Sawyer at moments when I look into my wife’s eyes, because of the way my wife speaks, the way she walks, and cetain way she acts. I CAN SEE THAT IN MY WIFE because, yes, my wife mimics her mother!

She just was such an INSPIRATION to many people that came in contact with her, you wouldn’t have any choice but to “LOVE” her. WOW! a woman of STYLE. If only I could have met this LADY of CLASS, I know she would have made a BIG IMPACT in my life. I know I will never ever see her in the flesh, but I have a part of her in my LIFE and that’s still a blessing to me. I’ll will comment again. Peace and Love to you Mrs. Sawyer!

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]]> By: Tony http://7daybuzz.com/in-rememberance-of-a-classy-lady/comment-page-1/#comment-1634 Tony Sat, 23 Aug 2008 16:16:09 +0000 http://7daybuzz.com/?p=571#comment-1634 Aight, Let's talk about some fond (not so sad) memories of Mom: One thing that will always be etched in my mind is how she LOVED to DANCE! I mean, she LOOOOVED to dance! She would always be patting her lil feet---dancing and singing...and then she'd make you dance with her. And she looooved to clean---Mom would be up past midnight sometimes, "Cooking and Cleanting" as Madea says. Man, she was fun-loving...for real. I'll never forget that about her. Karen reminded me about that song Buzzy made up about her: He'd get right in front of her, bend over and start doing the hambone on his legs and say, "Marth Ann, Marth Ann!" Those were the days......<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('1634','Tony'); return false;">Reply</a> </div> Aight,

Let’s talk about some fond (not so sad) memories of Mom:

One thing that will always be etched in my mind is how she LOVED to DANCE! I mean, she LOOOOVED to dance! She would always be patting her lil feet—dancing and singing…and then she’d make you dance with her.

And she looooved to clean—Mom would be up past midnight sometimes, “Cooking and Cleanting” as Madea says.

Man, she was fun-loving…for real. I’ll never forget that about her.

Karen reminded me about that song Buzzy made up about her:

He’d get right in front of her, bend over and start doing the hambone on his legs and say,

“Marth Ann, Marth Ann!”

Those were the days……

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]]> By: korbyn http://7daybuzz.com/in-rememberance-of-a-classy-lady/comment-page-1/#comment-1629 korbyn Sat, 23 Aug 2008 14:43:49 +0000 http://7daybuzz.com/?p=571#comment-1629 well since i WAS the youngest AT THE TIME i dont remember too much but i liked her. everytime i eat ice cream cake & butterscoth candy i think of her. welll uhmmm she pretty much still lives on in this house everytime we get in trouble cause mommy is always sayin "YOU KNOW WHAT GRANDMOTHER WOULD HAVE DONE". it used to scare me..oh yeah i remember one day we was all riding in the car & she kept gettin in my face sayin "you want a SAMMICH". i didnt know what was really going on at her funeral but i cried anyways. nowwww since im older i understand and I MISS HERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR! she can never be REPLACED [ahemm].<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('1629','korbyn'); return false;">Reply</a> </div> well since i WAS the youngest AT THE TIME i dont remember too much but i liked her. everytime i eat ice cream cake & butterscoth candy i think of her. welll uhmmm she pretty much still lives on in this house everytime we get in trouble cause mommy is always sayin “YOU KNOW WHAT GRANDMOTHER WOULD HAVE DONE”. it used to scare me..oh yeah i remember one day we was all riding in the car & she kept gettin in my face sayin “you want a SAMMICH”. i didnt know what was really going on at her funeral but i cried anyways. nowwww since im older i understand and I MISS HERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!

she can never be REPLACED [ahemm].

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]]> By: Vicki http://7daybuzz.com/in-rememberance-of-a-classy-lady/comment-page-1/#comment-1626 Vicki Sat, 23 Aug 2008 13:15:33 +0000 http://7daybuzz.com/?p=571#comment-1626 Every once in a while I think of your mom and the first time that she met me,I was very nervous but it was cool. She did talk to me like she had known me my whole life. She was a classy lady with a warm heart. Harold the poem was beautiful and so is this tribute to your mom. She is missed and still very much LOVED.<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('1626','Vicki'); return false;">Reply</a> </div> Every once in a while I think of your mom and the first time that she met me,I was very nervous but it was cool. She did talk to me like she had known me my whole life. She was a classy lady with a warm heart. Harold the poem was beautiful and so is this tribute to your mom. She is missed and still very much LOVED.
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