My Aunt Dora would be thrilled that she made the 'net. Anyone who ever met her would not soon forget her -- even the folks at the cemetery always recalled her visiting her son. Born in Oklahoma, Aunt Dora always had a big smile on her face and I still recall how she always called me "Darlin'" Her humor was well known, and she loved to shake up the status quo by being on the eccentric side. My favorite story is when they were staying at our house for New Years, and she came downstairs in a ball gown, dangling earrings and a tiara. When my mom pointed out we were not going out, Aunt Dora just responded, "It's New Year's and I think we should dress up." After her son David died, it was a little harder for her to laugh all the time, but she always had a warm smile and hug for those whom she cared about. Miss you! XXOO Little Harry
My Aunt Dora would be thrilled that she made the 'net. Anyone who ever met her would not soon forget her -- even the folks at the cemetery always recalled her visiting her son. Born in Oklahoma, Aunt Dora always had a big smile on her face and I still recall how she always called me "Darlin'" Her humor was well known, and she loved to shake up the status quo by being on the eccentric side. My favorite story is when they were staying at our house for New Years, and she came downstairs in a ball gown, dangling earrings and a tiara. When my mom pointed out we were not going out, Aunt Dora just responded, "It's New Year's and I think we should dress up." After her son David died, it was a little harder for her to laugh all the time, but she always had a warm smile and hug for those whom she cared about. Miss you! XXOO Little Harry
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