Glenda's parents and maternal grandparents are all buried here at Westview with her.
Glenda had severe cerebral palsey (from birth) and was never able to sit up, walk or talk.
When Glenda died, my two aunts and my mother, purchased a pretty satin gown & neglige'and satin shoes to match her gown. Her hair was curled and had ribbons in it. She looked so sweet and peaceful.
She was a precious little girl - her condition was sad. She and I were only a couple of months apart in age. When I was a child, I would go back and talk to her, when we visited their house. She laid in a youth bed in a back bedroom. I use to brush her hair and talk to her. I'm not sure she understood my words, but I know she understood my touch.
Wish things could have been different.
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Daughter of Wm. Luther "W.L." Smith, Jr and Thelma Lou Bottoms. Three sisters and a brother survive her.
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The picture at the top is Glenda's aunt, grandmother, uncle, grandfather and mother. Her daddy, W. L. Smith, Jr is holding her.
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Name Glenda J Smith
Gender Female
Race White
Age 10
Birth Date abt 1946
Residence Place Fulton, Georgia, USA
Death Date 1 Feb 1956
Death Place Fulton, Georgia, USA
Certificate Number 3237
Glenda had severe cerebral palsey (from birth) and was never able to sit up, walk or talk.
When Glenda died, my two aunts and my mother, purchased a pretty satin gown & neglige'and satin shoes to match her gown. Her hair was curled and had ribbons in it. She looked so sweet and peaceful.
She was a precious little girl - her condition was sad. She and I were only a couple of months apart in age. When I was a child, I would go back and talk to her, when we visited their house. She laid in a youth bed in a back bedroom. I use to brush her hair and talk to her. I'm not sure she understood my words, but I know she understood my touch.
Wish things could have been different.
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Daughter of Wm. Luther "W.L." Smith, Jr and Thelma Lou Bottoms. Three sisters and a brother survive her.
_______
The picture at the top is Glenda's aunt, grandmother, uncle, grandfather and mother. Her daddy, W. L. Smith, Jr is holding her.
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Name Glenda J Smith
Gender Female
Race White
Age 10
Birth Date abt 1946
Residence Place Fulton, Georgia, USA
Death Date 1 Feb 1956
Death Place Fulton, Georgia, USA
Certificate Number 3237
Glenda's parents and maternal grandparents are all buried here at Westview with her.
Glenda had severe cerebral palsey (from birth) and was never able to sit up, walk or talk.
When Glenda died, my two aunts and my mother, purchased a pretty satin gown & neglige'and satin shoes to match her gown. Her hair was curled and had ribbons in it. She looked so sweet and peaceful.
She was a precious little girl - her condition was sad. She and I were only a couple of months apart in age. When I was a child, I would go back and talk to her, when we visited their house. She laid in a youth bed in a back bedroom. I use to brush her hair and talk to her. I'm not sure she understood my words, but I know she understood my touch.
Wish things could have been different.
----------
Daughter of Wm. Luther "W.L." Smith, Jr and Thelma Lou Bottoms. Three sisters and a brother survive her.
_______
The picture at the top is Glenda's aunt, grandmother, uncle, grandfather and mother. Her daddy, W. L. Smith, Jr is holding her.
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Name Glenda J Smith
Gender Female
Race White
Age 10
Birth Date abt 1946
Residence Place Fulton, Georgia, USA
Death Date 1 Feb 1956
Death Place Fulton, Georgia, USA
Certificate Number 3237
Glenda had severe cerebral palsey (from birth) and was never able to sit up, walk or talk.
When Glenda died, my two aunts and my mother, purchased a pretty satin gown & neglige'and satin shoes to match her gown. Her hair was curled and had ribbons in it. She looked so sweet and peaceful.
She was a precious little girl - her condition was sad. She and I were only a couple of months apart in age. When I was a child, I would go back and talk to her, when we visited their house. She laid in a youth bed in a back bedroom. I use to brush her hair and talk to her. I'm not sure she understood my words, but I know she understood my touch.
Wish things could have been different.
----------
Daughter of Wm. Luther "W.L." Smith, Jr and Thelma Lou Bottoms. Three sisters and a brother survive her.
_______
The picture at the top is Glenda's aunt, grandmother, uncle, grandfather and mother. Her daddy, W. L. Smith, Jr is holding her.
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Name Glenda J Smith
Gender Female
Race White
Age 10
Birth Date abt 1946
Residence Place Fulton, Georgia, USA
Death Date 1 Feb 1956
Death Place Fulton, Georgia, USA
Certificate Number 3237
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