Hazel always told me not to get old. She continued to age beautifully even when it was
not in her best interest. She didn't like aging but never lost that quick wit. I'll miss her. Louis,you did a fine job caring for her, thank you. Peace be with you.

I remember Mr and Mrs McCray well!! It's funny, but I was thinking about them just the other day. There was a story about Mrs. McCray's "fat pants" that used to crack us up. And of course, I remember Mr. McCray's Moto Guzzi. Very cool! They were delightful people, friends of our parents' from 'way back. It sounds like Mrs. McCray lived a long life full of love. I'm sorry for your loss, but death is an inevitable part of life, and as long as you have your memories of her, she'll never really leave you. Best wishes and wonderful memories to you all.

So sorry to hear about Mrs. McCray's passing. I grew up in Bluefield, VA. and attended Fincastle Presbyterian Church with her and Mr. McCray. Really good people. I'll never forget the McCrays as being such a wonderful couple and Mr. McCray and his motorcycle(s). He was a really interesting and intelligent fellow also. Best wishes to you all.
George Fisher III, Bluefield, VA.

I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Knowing how much you cared and how you always tried to make her life a little better should comfort you during this time. You and your family are in our prayers.

My heartfelt sorrow goes out to you and your family during these very difficult times. Mother's are truly special, I’m sure she supported your triumphs, and was just as pleased to be able to lend a kind ear to some of your challenges as well. Just remember her generosity, kindness, welcoming spirit, and graciousness that she offered you and every one who knew her throughout her life. I know you will miss her terribly, and so will many others who had the good fortune of knowing her. It is with the greatest sympathy that I send this short note to you in your time of sorrow.