Birth date: Oct 20, 1927 Death date: Oct 31, 2009
THOMAS, MARGARET LOUISE Born October 20, 1927 in Farmersville, Texas and passed away October 31, 2009 in Bonham, Texas. Margaret is preceded in death by her husband, Harless Howard Thomas. Margaret is survived by children, James R Read Obituary
Aunt Louise, You will truly be missed in my life but always and forever in my hart. You have always been my favorite and I have enjoyed sharing 51 years of our birthdays together. I am so thankful that you have always been there for me and shared the laughter and memories of our families. I can't wait until I get to see you again on the other side. Love, Always and Forever Karen Sue
I loved hearing the stories that my Aunt Louise always told me about my childhood and about my Daddy. She was always happy and I will miss her soooo much.
Dearest Family, Our sweet and dear neighbor will be greatly missed and especially from our Special child Dawn. Louise was so caring and giving of her time to Dawn and never, ever was unkind to Dawn's special needs and friendship that Dawn holds so dearly. As I sat on my kitchen porch Halloween Night with all lights off and in complete darkness, I could see across the street as our sweet Louise left us for her final trip to Heaven. I got to say thank you to her as the funeral home drove slowly away, thank you to her for her kindness to Dawn, for her kind words always saying your yard looks pretty after working all day long and wanting to know how we were doing…Thank you Louise for your words of encouragement. We will miss you forever and will be eternally grateful for knowing and being a part of your life….Your neighbors, Dianne, Jim, and Dawn
The Parrish family was blessed by the Lord when he sent Louise to care for 3 year old Walt and 6 months old Zachary in 1978. We all learned so much from this sweet little lady about loving and caring for our family. Louise was with them constantly until they started school full time and then with them after school; and any time Rita and I wanted to take a day, night or week off. She cared for the boys just like they were her own. She was the grandmother to them that would fry them chicken and make gravy, constantly pick-up after them and never say an unkind word. When I depart from this world I will know that my life has been a success if my grandchildren love me as much as my childred loved Louise. We know she will be waiting for us in heaven. Hopefully St Peter will let her fry us a chicken.
Thinking of you always. Fren & Karen Kaszer
My thoughts and prayers go out to the family of this wonderful lady. She will truely be missed but never forgotten.
Very sorry for your loss. But, she is now in the hands of our LORD and has no pain.
We wanted to send our sincere condolences to all of the family. You all will be in our thoughts and prayers.
I remember when we would come down to visit my grandparents (Linda & Charles Banks) we would walk right down the street to visit (and have ice cream sandwiches:))… And they're still trying to get that house sold. (Tee-Hee) P.S: Do any of ya"ll remember Buddy (the dog) well they finally put him down… poor thing. He's buried in Nanny's (I mean Louise's backyard… sorry that's what we call her.) Love, Elisa Sagely
