Birth date: Aug 3, 1924 Death date: Jun 2, 2010
BALLARD, MARY FRANCES Born August 3, 1924 in Dallas, Texas and passed away June 2, 2010 in Piqua, Ohio. Preceded in death by husband Delmas P. Ballard, Sr. Survived by daughter, Dorothy M. Fant and husband Tony; grandchildren, The Read Obituary
To my beloved sister Dottie and your wonderful family. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of sorrow and celebration. Sorrow in knowing that her time here with us has come to an end, and a celebration of the memories that she has given each of you to nurture and to cherish. May our Risen Lord Bless you and keep you and may time lessen the grief that feel today. God Bless. Love Dan
Mrs. Ballard was a TRUE beauty, inside and out! The love she had for her family always warmed my heart. This is a tremendous loss for them. My heart goes out to all of them. I have a ton of wonderful memories……….most of them reflected on her telling stories of her grandchildren growing up. She once told me that we women feel better about ourselves when we get dressed up with our cosmetics, clothes, hair do, etc. She always had lipstick on everytime I saw her. A True Lady! She is missed!
Grandma was the kinest person i know, she loved with all her heart and lived with all she had loved god smiled when others couldnt and you never made a mistake in her eyes it seems that she was only here a minute but wow what a everyone who met her loved her and was a better person for knowing her. There was not a life she can in contact with that she did not touch when you met her you truely knew you had met a gift from God. I thank God for every minute he gave us to you even though it only seemed like a minute, wow WHAT A MINUTE! Thank you grandma for teaching me how to love, laugh, and live life with all i have i will do be all that i can be because of you ! You were completely the wind beneath my wings thank you!
Grandma Ballard's life here on this earth was as beautiful as she was. She was one of most amazing women I have ever had the pleasure of knowing and my life was better for it. She loved her family unconditionally and was there for anyone in need. My prayers are with her family. May God wrap his loving arms around each and everyone of you during this most difficult time. Seek comfort in knowing that this is not good bye but see you later. I love and honor the memory of this precious woman. You will be truly be missed by all that knew you. WE LOVE YOU!
