Mamaw Howard, you have always been a mighty woman of God with sincere faith no matter what was happening in your life you sincerely trusted God with everything.

The prayers that you have prayed for your family and friends were with power. I believe your prayers have brought miracles to my life. Thank you for your years of prayers over my life!

I remember you taking me to church when I was la little girl and to McDonald’s for a sundae after church.

You taught me the song “He’s Still Working On Me” when I was a young girl. I loved to hear you sing and play guitar.

I will never forget singing How Great Thou Art with you. I sang it Spanish and you sang it in English. That was not that long ago.

I believe that the genuine faith I have was passed onto me because it was in you first Mamaw Howard.

Just like Paul wrote to Timothy in 2 Timothy 1:5.

Thank you for the Godly example you have been to my life. I will always remember you and the beautiful soul that you are!

I look forward to seeing you again soon in our eternal home where we will worship Jesus forever!

I love you and miss you so much!

"Mamaw, I don’t think 'putting a little vinegar on it' will help fix what’s wrong with me this time. (Vinegar was her remedy for everything.) It’s my heart, and it’s broken from losing you. My broken heart will not be curable, but it will be manageable with prayer. You were such an amazing person, and it was an honor to call you my mamaw. I feel comfort knowing you are no longer suffering and that you are surrounded by Jesus, my mom, Uncle Ronnie, and all your family and friends who have gone before you. I will miss our 'rumor weed' talks on the phone. It looks like you won the 'I love you more' argument with Brooke by having the last say. She is just as stubborn as you were, maybe even a little more. She can’t stand to lose, so just know, when Brooke gets to heaven (a hundred years from now), I have a feeling I know what her first words will be to you. Love you sooo much♥️ Until we meet again."