Birth date: Sep 24, 1928 Death date: Jan 23, 2006
Betty A. Colvin, 77, of Decatur died on Monday January 23, 2006 at Vanderbilt Hospital in Nashville, TN. Funeral services celebrating her life will be 11 am Saturday January 28, 2006 in Grace United Methodist Church, where visitat Read Obituary
Judy,Our deepest sympathies goes to you and your family. Judy, you've been a special friend to me for so many years. Try to lean on the good times that you shared with both your parents. Especially lean on God during these difficult times. Love ya,Greg and Stephanie Kareotes Morton, IL US
Grandma Colvin was one of the most loving people I have ever met, she loved me as well as all her grandchildren intensely, and I will never forget it. My thoughts are with everyone there and I miss you Grandma,Love,Randy Corvallis, OR US
Grandma I will miss you.Now that I look back on my life and the impact that she had on it, the memories come flooding back. Always asking if I had a girlfriend and knowing that I would disappoint her if I said no. The trips to 8 Arizona Drive where she would spoil us rotten and try and give us money without grandpa knowing, the time she took Aunt Judy and I to dinner and tipped the waitress 50% because Ã?â??ââ?¬Å?she was niceÃ?â??ââ?¬Â and the packages at Christmas that had QVC on the side. She made me love my family, because she was always so proud all of us and showed me that her love was boundless. My earliest memory is when my brother hit me in the face with a shovel, blood was everywhere and Grandma was cradling me in her arms, crying harder than I was, but I knew everything was going to be fine, and everything is going to be fine.I love you grandma "bless your little heart" and I will miss you always.Tobias St. Thomas, VI US
It is nearly impossible to put down just a few simple words about this incredible woman. She was so many things to so many people. To me, she was an inspiration, a cheerleader, a friend, a confidante–she was my Grandma. My fondest memories were spent at the table at 8 Arizona Drive. We would stay up until 4am, hanging on each others every word–telling each other our deepest secrets. I feel that we shared a bond that crossed generations. No one will or could ever replace her. There are no words to express the love and admiration I have for her. She will forever be in my heart and I will miss her always.My eternal love and admiration,Your Meredith Nashville, TN US
Grandma where do I start? You have always been such an importmant part of my life! I remember all the times I was able to stay with you when I was little. All the trips to Showbiz pizza, the movies and the mall. Our times together went a lot farther than that, I learned so much about life and myself from you. I did my best to make you proud and will miss you so much. The memories I have will help keep the tears away and help keep me smiling. I know you loved when I smiled and showed my dimples so I will keep doing that just for you. I love you so much and will never forget everything you have done for me and our family. Thank you for all the wonderful memories. Give Grandpa a kiss for me, I know you are with him again. Love Always and Forever Little JudyP. S. I guess I will have to stir the ice cream myself now, but I know you will be there with every bowl. Freeburg, IL US
