Good-Bye Aunt Hazel

From Left to Right...(bottom)...Aunt Wilma, Aunt Hazel, Uncle Dick, Uncle Lloyd
(top)...Uncle John, Uncle Harold, Aunt Mary


Aunt Hazel, (white outfit), and I have no clue who the other lady is.

Aunt Hazel

My Aunt Hazel passed away. I feel really bad because I kept telling myself I was going to write and call her, but I never did. Told myself I would do it tomorrow, but it was always put off, and my biggest regret is that I never got to say good-bye. She always had a great smile and a great laugh, was a terrific painter, and I never saw her in a bad mood, but then when you don't live with them or not around them every day you wouldn't. When I was little she was always watching when I came walking home from school, well when we lived near her, and her and my Uncle Paul, who passed away 16 months ago, would both give me a hug, and maybe a cookie or two. I'm sorry I never got to say I love you again, Aunt Hazel, but where you are now, I know you know that I do.