SHERMAN — Lena Fae Canady passed away Monday, January 8, 2007 at Wilson N. Jones Medical Center at the age of 83. Private family services will be held. Cremation arrangements are under the direction of Waldo Funeral Home.
Lena was born on May 7, 1923 in Honey Grove, Texas to the late Marion and Helen (Ledbetter) Clark. She worked 25 years for Texas Instruments, retiring in 1989. Lena was a Baptist.
Mrs. Canady is survived by two sons, John and Gary McMurtry, both of California; four grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews including Tina Baker of Bonham.
Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association, P.O. Box 1234, Sherman, Texas 75091
Old Woman was someone that i love so much.For 17 years of my life she was there I never knew a true (grandma)not by birth but in spirit,Noone could push my buttons like Old Woman did but she knew that we all loved her and now we all miss her.It was just in the last 3 years that we grew closer then ever.She adored my Partner and accepted us for who we were and that ment so much to us both.The stories that she would tell we could sit for hours on end just listening to them never were they dull.My Mom gave her the name Old (Ole)Woman and even up to the day she died she would respond to that name before should would Lena Fae..We were with her Every day up until her last breath.She also leaves behind a special niece Tina Baker that was also there with up until her final days.She is so missed and loved not just in life but also Death.When it seemed like the Devil had ahold of me and i was not sure where to turn other then The Good Lord above i turned to her,She would always assure me that tomorrow was going to be a better day to look around me and see the blessing that i have.To never forget that i am loved even though i have many faults she loved me for just being me.I miss you Old Woman so much always and forever.Thank you for letting me be ME.Forever in my heart and soul.......Noelle
P.S No mooning up there old woman noone wants to see your rear end lol.
Lena was born on May 7, 1923 in Honey Grove, Texas to the late Marion and Helen (Ledbetter) Clark. She worked 25 years for Texas Instruments, retiring in 1989. Lena was a Baptist.
Mrs. Canady is survived by two sons, John and Gary McMurtry, both of California; four grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews including Tina Baker of Bonham.
Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association, P.O. Box 1234, Sherman, Texas 75091
Old Woman was someone that i love so much.For 17 years of my life she was there I never knew a true (grandma)not by birth but in spirit,Noone could push my buttons like Old Woman did but she knew that we all loved her and now we all miss her.It was just in the last 3 years that we grew closer then ever.She adored my Partner and accepted us for who we were and that ment so much to us both.The stories that she would tell we could sit for hours on end just listening to them never were they dull.My Mom gave her the name Old (Ole)Woman and even up to the day she died she would respond to that name before should would Lena Fae..We were with her Every day up until her last breath.She also leaves behind a special niece Tina Baker that was also there with up until her final days.She is so missed and loved not just in life but also Death.When it seemed like the Devil had ahold of me and i was not sure where to turn other then The Good Lord above i turned to her,She would always assure me that tomorrow was going to be a better day to look around me and see the blessing that i have.To never forget that i am loved even though i have many faults she loved me for just being me.I miss you Old Woman so much always and forever.Thank you for letting me be ME.Forever in my heart and soul.......Noelle
P.S No mooning up there old woman noone wants to see your rear end lol.
SHERMAN — Lena Fae Canady passed away Monday, January 8, 2007 at Wilson N. Jones Medical Center at the age of 83. Private family services will be held. Cremation arrangements are under the direction of Waldo Funeral Home.
Lena was born on May 7, 1923 in Honey Grove, Texas to the late Marion and Helen (Ledbetter) Clark. She worked 25 years for Texas Instruments, retiring in 1989. Lena was a Baptist.
Mrs. Canady is survived by two sons, John and Gary McMurtry, both of California; four grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews including Tina Baker of Bonham.
Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association, P.O. Box 1234, Sherman, Texas 75091
Old Woman was someone that i love so much.For 17 years of my life she was there I never knew a true (grandma)not by birth but in spirit,Noone could push my buttons like Old Woman did but she knew that we all loved her and now we all miss her.It was just in the last 3 years that we grew closer then ever.She adored my Partner and accepted us for who we were and that ment so much to us both.The stories that she would tell we could sit for hours on end just listening to them never were they dull.My Mom gave her the name Old (Ole)Woman and even up to the day she died she would respond to that name before should would Lena Fae..We were with her Every day up until her last breath.She also leaves behind a special niece Tina Baker that was also there with up until her final days.She is so missed and loved not just in life but also Death.When it seemed like the Devil had ahold of me and i was not sure where to turn other then The Good Lord above i turned to her,She would always assure me that tomorrow was going to be a better day to look around me and see the blessing that i have.To never forget that i am loved even though i have many faults she loved me for just being me.I miss you Old Woman so much always and forever.Thank you for letting me be ME.Forever in my heart and soul.......Noelle
P.S No mooning up there old woman noone wants to see your rear end lol.
Lena was born on May 7, 1923 in Honey Grove, Texas to the late Marion and Helen (Ledbetter) Clark. She worked 25 years for Texas Instruments, retiring in 1989. Lena was a Baptist.
Mrs. Canady is survived by two sons, John and Gary McMurtry, both of California; four grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews including Tina Baker of Bonham.
Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association, P.O. Box 1234, Sherman, Texas 75091
Old Woman was someone that i love so much.For 17 years of my life she was there I never knew a true (grandma)not by birth but in spirit,Noone could push my buttons like Old Woman did but she knew that we all loved her and now we all miss her.It was just in the last 3 years that we grew closer then ever.She adored my Partner and accepted us for who we were and that ment so much to us both.The stories that she would tell we could sit for hours on end just listening to them never were they dull.My Mom gave her the name Old (Ole)Woman and even up to the day she died she would respond to that name before should would Lena Fae..We were with her Every day up until her last breath.She also leaves behind a special niece Tina Baker that was also there with up until her final days.She is so missed and loved not just in life but also Death.When it seemed like the Devil had ahold of me and i was not sure where to turn other then The Good Lord above i turned to her,She would always assure me that tomorrow was going to be a better day to look around me and see the blessing that i have.To never forget that i am loved even though i have many faults she loved me for just being me.I miss you Old Woman so much always and forever.Thank you for letting me be ME.Forever in my heart and soul.......Noelle
P.S No mooning up there old woman noone wants to see your rear end lol.
