Note: She was a red-head to the core, loved life, laughter, good times and men. She was a hard working woman who kept a good house, raised four children mostly on her own, cooked wonderful meals, and excelled at virtually everything she touched. She was quite a talker, getting her two (or six or ten or a hundred) words in on every subject. She probably had ADHD before anyone knew what that was. She was a difficult woman to love and even more difficult to understand. I know I've never met another one like her, and never will. She was married at least 7 times. She died of congestive heart failure and emphysema. She once received notification from the Veterans Administration that she had died in 1975. She was still very much alive. I list it here for the sake of future reference, if a source should say she died in that year.
(I found this at rootseb 'terry admas family')
She did have red hair and green eyes. She swore in her later years that the red was natural and she only enhanced it a little bit with henna. If any old gal could still have natural red at her age it would be her. Her zest for life scared the greys away. I loved her dearly and she was a lively, talkative, big hearted and loving grandma. -Tereasa
(I found this at rootseb 'terry admas family')
She did have red hair and green eyes. She swore in her later years that the red was natural and she only enhanced it a little bit with henna. If any old gal could still have natural red at her age it would be her. Her zest for life scared the greys away. I loved her dearly and she was a lively, talkative, big hearted and loving grandma. -Tereasa
Note: She was a red-head to the core, loved life, laughter, good times and men. She was a hard working woman who kept a good house, raised four children mostly on her own, cooked wonderful meals, and excelled at virtually everything she touched. She was quite a talker, getting her two (or six or ten or a hundred) words in on every subject. She probably had ADHD before anyone knew what that was. She was a difficult woman to love and even more difficult to understand. I know I've never met another one like her, and never will. She was married at least 7 times. She died of congestive heart failure and emphysema. She once received notification from the Veterans Administration that she had died in 1975. She was still very much alive. I list it here for the sake of future reference, if a source should say she died in that year.
(I found this at rootseb 'terry admas family')
She did have red hair and green eyes. She swore in her later years that the red was natural and she only enhanced it a little bit with henna. If any old gal could still have natural red at her age it would be her. Her zest for life scared the greys away. I loved her dearly and she was a lively, talkative, big hearted and loving grandma. -Tereasa
(I found this at rootseb 'terry admas family')
She did have red hair and green eyes. She swore in her later years that the red was natural and she only enhanced it a little bit with henna. If any old gal could still have natural red at her age it would be her. Her zest for life scared the greys away. I loved her dearly and she was a lively, talkative, big hearted and loving grandma. -Tereasa
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