Eulogy For Grandma

Playing the board game Sorry with my grandmother and sister, I draw a seven and knock both of my grandmother’s pieces off the board. “You’re just vicious”, she alleged in a joking voice. As unimportant as that day might’ve been, I know that not all people would even play the board game with their grandchildren. Sue Straw was born on August 11, 1958. She had eight siblings, and she would give birth to my mother on March 19, 1978. My Grandma is special to me because she is generous, dependable, and loving. The generosity of my grandmother, better known as Granny to my sister and I, has been shown in many ways. First, Granny is willing to take off work for an extended period of time when we need watched over. My parents travelled on an Alaskan cruise not too long ago, and she took care of us for around a week. Also, Granny has shown her generosity by almost always having a snack of some kind for my sister or I. Most commonly, we are granted the gift of freshly picked raspberries from her garden, which I have learned are delicious. Another act of generosity occurred at a soccer tournament in Ottawa-Glandorf. Granny provided a ton of food for our family to eat between soccer games, including my favorite, bacon! My grandmother is one of the most generous people I know, and I hope I can learn to care
First, she always manages to obtain a great present for any holidays. Even if small, a bag of bacon jerky or some candy on occasion is always treasured. Also, she constantly puts my sister and I before herself. If Granny is ever watching over my sister and I, she always asks what we want to do before all else. Another example of how loving she is, how she attempts to do what is fun for us when we are with her. Even if Granny struggles to perform well in darts or Dodgeball, she participates with us either way. I wish that I can eventually learn to be as loving as Granny