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Tessie Eulogy
Today we gather today in loving memory, of my beloved wife Tessie. Tessie was a beautiful lady. She was a friend, a mother, a wife and much more. She was a very bold person. Standing up for everyone, Tessie was never outspoken. She would always stand up for herself and everyone she loved. She will be terribly missed by everyone here and not here today. Tessie was truly a moral person. Regarding to Tessie’s morals, she withheld many great morals and characteristics. Tessie a loving mother, always there to give advice, she was an incredibly helpful person. She was very humble, Tessie had a lot to be cocky about but remembered to stay humble. Tessie also exhibited the moral of dignity, she was not one to be pushed around. She knew she had self - worth. I loved her …show more content…
She will always be remembered as a loving mother, friend and wife. I will always remember her as a great wife and brilliant mother to my children. I think most people will remember her as the girl who was killed in the lottery. Which is sadly part of her life story, but I will always remember her as my loving Tessie. Tessie accomplished very much in her lifetime. The three biggest accomplishments she completed was being a doctor, a youth group minister, and a great wife and mom. The first thing I mentioned was her being a doctor, from the age of thirty to forty five tessie was our town's doctor. Treating the ill with knowledge and love she saved many townspeople's lives. She touched the hearts of many young children and teens by being our town’s youth minister. She brought many young souls closer to God including mine. The way I will remember her the most and my children will was how good she was to her family. We were truly blessed to have such an amazing person in our family. All of here were so fortunate to know, Tessie. Tessie and I have many memories together but, my favorite one occurred about twenty years ago. It was when we brought home my son Ollie from the

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