Desolation

I guess tonight was the night for a major meltdown. It was something so simple that triggered it. Fred brought in the first three roses...the ones that normally would've been for Momma. This time, they were for me. Apparently, in the back of my mind, they still belonged to Momma...always have and always will. For no apparent reason, I broke into tears..uncontrollable, hours later. They are on her lamp table, by her chair, now. I hope she is looking down and can enjoy their beauty. God in heaven...I miss my Mother and always will. This hurts all the way down to my very soul and there's no stopping it. How am I supposed to live now. Time...only time.

My Precious Mother is with Jesus now

I really dislike having to put this out there, but I lost my Mother on March 15, 2007. I will post her obit and photo just because. I have to do something and this feels right, for now.

Obituary for Inez Davis Watts

Inez Davis Watts was born October 13, 1914, in Dunn, North Carolina. She was the daughter of John Perion Davis of Baltimore, Maryland and Carrie Belle (Hoyle) Davis of Dunn, North Carolina. She resided in Norfolk, Virginia, from 1917 until she moved to El Cajon, California, in 1982. There, she lived with her daughter, Brinda Horn, formerly Brinda Marcelle Hall, and her son-in-law, Fred Horn, until May of 1984 when they moved to Garland, Texas. She resided in Texas until her death. She was the widow of Harry Allen Watts of Norfolk, Virginia. They were married for 23 years.

Inez Watts worked outside the home for 31 years as a bookkeeper for Swift and Co., Luhring Motors, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., and Kramer Tire Co. The last 10 years of her outside employment was for her husband’s company, Watts Brothers Painting & Decorating. A total of 41 years was spent working outside the home in addition to working inside the home and raising two daughters.

Inez Watts is survived by one daughter: Brinda Marcelle Horn of Garland, Texas, wife of Fredrick J. Horn. She is also survived by three grandchildren: Earl Landon Buck, Jr., Wayne Randolph Buck, both of Norfolk, and Carole Marcelle Whitson of Garland, Texas, as well as one great-grandchild, Tyler Morgan Whitson. Ms. Watts is survived by one sister: Virginia Eloise DiMino of Alden, Pennsylvania. She had ten nieces and nephews and numerous grand-nieces and nephews.

She was a Libra and loved beauty and peace and calm. She lived her life as a Christian and helped everyone that was in need. She was a loving and giving mother, daughter, and sister and will be sorely missed by her family and friends.