Thelma was a warm and loving woman. She was a wonderful mother, grandmother, great grandmother, sister, aunt and friend. She is sadly missed and lovingly remembered.
She was the child of George William Alexander and Rebecca Beal Kemp, sister of Joseph K Alexander and George William Alexander Jr. She was the granddaughter of John Alexander, Nellie May Cummings, Charles Frederic Kemp and Sarah Elizabeth Coles.
Thelma married George Everett Batchelder on Oct 15, 1944 in Seabrook, New Hampshire. They had 5 children: Melvin, Lois, Donald, Vera, and Richard. She had 3 children from previous relationships: Kenneth, Ronald, and Carolyn Alexander.
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The Greatest Woman We Ever Knew
You lived a long full life
Not only as a mother, but as a wife
You sometimes took in others
Often in place of their own mothers
You always lent a hand
To someone who needed it
And sometimes gave advice
To someone who heeded it
You always put others first
Through the best of times
And through the worst
You have since left this Earth
But we all know this woman's worth
You'll be remembered in everything we do
Because you're the greatest woman we ever knew
By Allyssa Edwards, written June 2002 (the few days following the 18th)
She was the child of George William Alexander and Rebecca Beal Kemp, sister of Joseph K Alexander and George William Alexander Jr. She was the granddaughter of John Alexander, Nellie May Cummings, Charles Frederic Kemp and Sarah Elizabeth Coles.
Thelma married George Everett Batchelder on Oct 15, 1944 in Seabrook, New Hampshire. They had 5 children: Melvin, Lois, Donald, Vera, and Richard. She had 3 children from previous relationships: Kenneth, Ronald, and Carolyn Alexander.
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The Greatest Woman We Ever Knew
You lived a long full life
Not only as a mother, but as a wife
You sometimes took in others
Often in place of their own mothers
You always lent a hand
To someone who needed it
And sometimes gave advice
To someone who heeded it
You always put others first
Through the best of times
And through the worst
You have since left this Earth
But we all know this woman's worth
You'll be remembered in everything we do
Because you're the greatest woman we ever knew
By Allyssa Edwards, written June 2002 (the few days following the 18th)
Thelma was a warm and loving woman. She was a wonderful mother, grandmother, great grandmother, sister, aunt and friend. She is sadly missed and lovingly remembered.
She was the child of George William Alexander and Rebecca Beal Kemp, sister of Joseph K Alexander and George William Alexander Jr. She was the granddaughter of John Alexander, Nellie May Cummings, Charles Frederic Kemp and Sarah Elizabeth Coles.
Thelma married George Everett Batchelder on Oct 15, 1944 in Seabrook, New Hampshire. They had 5 children: Melvin, Lois, Donald, Vera, and Richard. She had 3 children from previous relationships: Kenneth, Ronald, and Carolyn Alexander.
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The Greatest Woman We Ever Knew
You lived a long full life
Not only as a mother, but as a wife
You sometimes took in others
Often in place of their own mothers
You always lent a hand
To someone who needed it
And sometimes gave advice
To someone who heeded it
You always put others first
Through the best of times
And through the worst
You have since left this Earth
But we all know this woman's worth
You'll be remembered in everything we do
Because you're the greatest woman we ever knew
By Allyssa Edwards, written June 2002 (the few days following the 18th)
She was the child of George William Alexander and Rebecca Beal Kemp, sister of Joseph K Alexander and George William Alexander Jr. She was the granddaughter of John Alexander, Nellie May Cummings, Charles Frederic Kemp and Sarah Elizabeth Coles.
Thelma married George Everett Batchelder on Oct 15, 1944 in Seabrook, New Hampshire. They had 5 children: Melvin, Lois, Donald, Vera, and Richard. She had 3 children from previous relationships: Kenneth, Ronald, and Carolyn Alexander.
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The Greatest Woman We Ever Knew
You lived a long full life
Not only as a mother, but as a wife
You sometimes took in others
Often in place of their own mothers
You always lent a hand
To someone who needed it
And sometimes gave advice
To someone who heeded it
You always put others first
Through the best of times
And through the worst
You have since left this Earth
But we all know this woman's worth
You'll be remembered in everything we do
Because you're the greatest woman we ever knew
By Allyssa Edwards, written June 2002 (the few days following the 18th)
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