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Aunt Martha

jenrou

By jenrou

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I think I've used some of the colors. This is my Aunt, who is 92 and confined to a nursing home. She was always so cheerful, and a hard worker. She became a Beautician back in the early days, and survived and took care of two husbands. She was there for everyone in the family and friends, too. Unfortunately, most of her 9 sisters and brothers are gone on now, and she is ready to go. I live so far from (in Texas) that I don't get to see her much. I send cards, and call, but she doesn't have a phone available to her. One of the cousins checks on her for us.

 

 

 

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BetC

Lovely page. I like the picture in the book and all the pretty feminine embellishments. It's so hard watching strong, vibrant people become frail. She must know how much you care for her.

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Belle

Jean, I think this is a stunning page. I love the color of the ribbon. It really goes well with the overall color of the layout. Beautiful clusters and lovely journaling.

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Smiles

This is really beautiful - such nice soft "heritage" touches. Your aunt sounds like a wonderful woman. It is so hard when they start to become frail, especially when they're a distance away. I like the design, with the "cluster" of elements in the middle. You've definitely used enough colors from the challenge to count. :) Thanks for participating in the Saturday Color Challenge!

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lorac

Beautiful tribute to a wonderful woman. The photo of your Aunt is beautiful and I know you must miss her terribly. I love the clusters, especially the feather cluster and how you placed your Aunt's photo in the book and the purple ribbon wrapped around that beautiful pin.

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jode2771

So sorry to hear of your loss Jean she sounds like a terrific lady, a real trooper. This would be a wonderful page to share with family and friends at this time. x

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A-M

Thank you for directing us to this layout you did some time ago. No doubt she will be missed. Keep a hold of those precious memories.

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