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In Memory of
Margaret  DeBord
Hall
1930 - 2015
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Sweet Nanny

Nanny will be missed dearly. She was the best Grandmother to me and Great-Grandmother to my three children! She was always kind to everyone, never said a harsh word about anyone. She was faithful to her family and her church. She led by example. I have the fondest childhood memories with Nanny: weekly visits to the laundrymat in Etowah with a bottomless coin purse for gum balls and sweet tarts, walking across the railroad tracks to the convenience store for a coke and more candy, long walks down hwy 64 picking blackberries, walks around Etowah golf course picking up golf balls, hikes in pisgah national forest, teaching me to ride a bike without training wheels, roller skating, laughing and giggling while I sat in her car parked in the garage and she sat in the passenger seat as we imagined what it would be like when I grew up and could drive her around, chewing bubble gum and seeing who could blow the biggest bubble, getting carried on her hip or a piggy back ride when I was too tired to continue the hike or walk (even if I was almost as tall as her!), taking her niece, Debbie, to summer camp every year, eating gummy bears, Popsicles, story telling- she would read me Cinderella 100 times if I asked and assured me one day I, too, would find my Prince Charming! She loved the ocean and to hold hands and jump the waves. While I was in college and came home to visit I always went to her house before I returned to school - she would sit at dining room table and want to hear everything about my week. When the twins (Trey & Olivia) were born she and Gran Gran came everyday and helped feed the babies, hold them, love them and give me a break to shower or go to grocery store. three years later when William came along and I was working she looked forward to keeping him. She loved to read books to all of us! I love you Nanny and will see you again one day in heaven!
Posted by Beth Lowery Gwaltney
Friday January 30, 2015 at 11:21 pm
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