The daughter of Kenneth Andrew Caddell and Verdie Mae Ritter Caddell.
The wife of Harold Rudolph Sadler, whom she married on Sep. 6, 1952 at the First Baptist Church in Burlington, N.C.
The mother of:
Amy Caddell Sadler
Roxanna Lee Sadler
Abigail Lee Sadler
Lee Harold Sadler
Jefferson Chandler Sadler
Jackson Maurice Kennedy Sadler
Lincoln Cowan Churchill Sadler
Mama was an expert horsewoman, writer of children's books and poems, and the calmest and most patient instructor for young beginning riders.
Thank you for having such a beautiful home for the family to come home to Mama. I don't know how you did it and keep up all the horses and run the campground too.
I did the best I could Mama. I wish I had done more to help you.
I love you and miss you Mama.
The wife of Harold Rudolph Sadler, whom she married on Sep. 6, 1952 at the First Baptist Church in Burlington, N.C.
The mother of:
Amy Caddell Sadler
Roxanna Lee Sadler
Abigail Lee Sadler
Lee Harold Sadler
Jefferson Chandler Sadler
Jackson Maurice Kennedy Sadler
Lincoln Cowan Churchill Sadler
Mama was an expert horsewoman, writer of children's books and poems, and the calmest and most patient instructor for young beginning riders.
Thank you for having such a beautiful home for the family to come home to Mama. I don't know how you did it and keep up all the horses and run the campground too.
I did the best I could Mama. I wish I had done more to help you.
I love you and miss you Mama.
The daughter of Kenneth Andrew Caddell and Verdie Mae Ritter Caddell.
The wife of Harold Rudolph Sadler, whom she married on Sep. 6, 1952 at the First Baptist Church in Burlington, N.C.
The mother of:
Amy Caddell Sadler
Roxanna Lee Sadler
Abigail Lee Sadler
Lee Harold Sadler
Jefferson Chandler Sadler
Jackson Maurice Kennedy Sadler
Lincoln Cowan Churchill Sadler
Mama was an expert horsewoman, writer of children's books and poems, and the calmest and most patient instructor for young beginning riders.
Thank you for having such a beautiful home for the family to come home to Mama. I don't know how you did it and keep up all the horses and run the campground too.
I did the best I could Mama. I wish I had done more to help you.
I love you and miss you Mama.
The wife of Harold Rudolph Sadler, whom she married on Sep. 6, 1952 at the First Baptist Church in Burlington, N.C.
The mother of:
Amy Caddell Sadler
Roxanna Lee Sadler
Abigail Lee Sadler
Lee Harold Sadler
Jefferson Chandler Sadler
Jackson Maurice Kennedy Sadler
Lincoln Cowan Churchill Sadler
Mama was an expert horsewoman, writer of children's books and poems, and the calmest and most patient instructor for young beginning riders.
Thank you for having such a beautiful home for the family to come home to Mama. I don't know how you did it and keep up all the horses and run the campground too.
I did the best I could Mama. I wish I had done more to help you.
I love you and miss you Mama.
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