Bonnie Richardson

I remember the New Years Eve getogethers at Bonnie's folks place in Mooresville,. "across the river".

Bonnie.s Mom, Fannie, always had the traditional blackeyed peas, hog jowl and cornbread out on the table to celebrate the coming New Year. This was a holdover from the end of the War between the States, when there was nothing  much left in the family  storehouse to eat but these basic staples, since the Yankee raids took most everything else that the family had left to subsist on!. 

Those who do not remember history are doomed to repeat it!

Sammy Timberlake

Hello old friend!
Hope you are doing well. I am close to great......on most days. Then there are those days with this constantly freezing weather where I feel 150. I have been cleaning out files and have such good memories of y’all, including your dear Mom and Dad. Saw your birthday on here and wanted to just say hello! Much love to you and yours! Bonnie

Hey, Sweet Sue! I think of you often. I wish you a super happy birthday with lots of love laughter and fun.

Jim, I hope you have a super happy Birthday. I have fond memories of our time at DHS.

Posted on: Mar 31, 2016 at 11:50 AM

Lord Girl, I would love to spend some time with you, Sitting on my porch,with a margarita or two, swapping memories. I can see you face and beautiful smile so clearly.

I am SO sorry about your losing your husband. Are you doing Ok? So you ever get up this way? Huntsville or Decatur? I do think of you with love a lot! Let me know if your getting up here ( you can bring your grandchildren). It would be so wonderful to reconnect!
Much love,
Bonnie

Linda, you deserve a special, loving Birthday. Like hope your day is filled with smiles, hugs and wonderful new memories. Love ya!