"SHARON THE RED BARON" To my niece Sharon Hi Sharon! It's your "Aunt Norma", Grandma, your dad and "RUSTY" all passing through. I want you to know we all Love you. We miss you too. Take good care of Jason whatever you do. He liked coming to "Aunt Norma's" on Saturday, and I did too. I love all of you. I hope you liked your "HEART OF GOLD NECKLACE" that I got you for Christmas this year! I'm in heaven and I'm ok, so I don't want any of you kid's to shed another tear. But, I'll be spending "My Christmas" with Jesus this year. I wish you could have been with Marge & Shirley the last time they came to see me, cuz honey I loved you too...you see. You kid's meant the world to me. I will Treasure "OUR MEMORIES" for all eternity. Did you see me at the church swinging the Light? I tried my best to let all of you know that I'm alright. I'm with "OUR LORD & SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST" That Marge & Shirley are a hoot! Tell them to buy some lottery tickets and I'll help them win alot of loot. I hear Jason likes performing in front of the mirror? Bless his little heart, I hope you & your family have a very "Merry Christmas" this year. Did you know that Bobby was Carthage's football star? If life ever gets you down and you feel like giving up, just pray to God, cuz he loves & cares about you. I sure did like Shirley's little green car. God is always with you...he's never far. Is that Marge still walking the roads day & night getting blister's on her feet? That girl is amazing, and can't be beat. Mom & I just love her poem "HEART OF GOLD", cuz it's so neat. Listening to her read it is such a treat. Your Dad said he would have nicknamed you "SHARON THE RED BARON" had he known you! Even though he didn't know you or you him, he speaks your name with the biggest old grin. Take care Sharon and try not to work too hard! Isn't that Bobby a card? I can still see ol' Jo Edith hoofing it snow deep down to mom's hoping to get a date with him. Mom put him up to playing that joke on her, not Jim. Good-bye "Sharon the Red Baron". Love u, Aunt Norma 12-25-2005 Poem by: Marge Hillgartner Norma's niece