Edith Faye Ross

Birth date: Sep 3, 1939 Death date: Nov 26, 2016

Edith Faye Ross was born on November 3, 1939 in Lamesa, Texas and passed away on November 26, 2016 in Corpus Christi, Texas. She was preceded in death by husband, Jack Ross; brothers, Johnnie, James (Cotton), and Elgin (Butch) Kin Read Obituary

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Brenda Linney

466w ago

Years ago when Mama was working at the Pancake House & she & Jack had Doc, she would kick her work shoes off in front of the desk they had in the kitchen. They kept feed in one of the storage buildings & a few rats found it so they put rat poison out near the feed. Early one morning we were sitting at the kitchen table having coffee, getting ready to start the day. Suddenly, a rat ran out from under the desk & keeled over dead right in front of her shoes! It was obvious that the rat had ingested poison & that's what killed it, but I got years of enjoyment teasing her about her shoes smelling so bad they killed a rat because the timing was just perfect.

Patsy

467w ago

Faye Faye loved her morning glories.She planted them every year.They just kept growing and getting thicker and more beautiful.Different colors of them fighting to be kissed by the sun.They grew so thick surrounding her porch we could sit out there in summer and stay fairly cool.When I'd go visit we'd sit inside the cocoon they made for us and talk about anything and everything…and sometimes nothing at all. R. I.P. my friend and thank-you for walking this long and sometimes lonely road of old age with me. Patsy Cousins. 12-1-2016 @6:55 pm

Kasey Crabb

467w ago

Aunt Faye used to tell me stories about me crying when I was little until mom would let me stay the night with her, she said it worked every time. I used to sit in the floor for hours and hours and play with the little penny machines they had, Uncle Jack would show me how they worked and I would just sit there and play and play and play, aunt Faye would just sit there watching me and the TV, it probably entertained her as much to watch me play with them as much as it did me to play with them. I'm glad I got to spend a little time with her and talk to her last month when she came up here and I remember thinking God, I live this woman and the intense feeling I had that it would probably be the last time. I remember the sound of her voice when I walked into the funeral home in Terrell and she said "oh my God, look at that pretty little girl that just walked in". I will always cherish every little memory I have of her, but it makes me so happy to know she is back where she belongs, in the arms of Uncle Jack, the man she loved more than anything. We may be sad, but I know she's not, and she's watching down on us all to help out any chance she can. What a great guardian angel we all have.

Restland Of Dallas

467w ago

Lovely One Spathiphyllum Plant was purchased for the family of Edith Faye Ross.

Jana Ross

467w ago

I interviewed granny a few years ago, and I loved hearing about her life, her work, and the love she had for grandpa. Grateful to be able to listen back over the audio now.

Margaret Warner

467w ago

Faye planted my favorite flower, morning glories that continue to grow. When l look at them I remember our long conversations sitting on her porch surrounded by those beautiful morning glories.

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