SESSIE BRADSHAW
Sessie Bradshaw was born August 1, 1908 to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bradshaw in Arden, Little River County, Arkansas.
She dparted this life on August 17, 1983 after a lengthy illness. She was a Christian and a member of St. Rest Baptist Church in Foreman, Arkansas. She professed her faith at an early age.
She leaves to cherish her memory, two foster children: Maudie Mae Burton and Walter Earl Marks both of Texarkana, Arkansas and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
Alzheimer's Prayer
Do not ask me to remember.
Don't try to make me understand.
Let me rest and know you're with me.
Kiss my cheek and hold my hand.
I'm confused beyond your concept.
I am sad and sick and lost.
All I know is that I need you
To be with me at all cost.
Do not lose your patience with me.
Do not scold or curse or cry.
I can't help the way I'm acting,
Can't be different though I try.
Just remember that I need you,
That the best of me is gone.
Please don't fail to stand beside me,
Love me til my life is done.
by Owen Darnell
Sessie Bradshaw was born August 1, 1908 to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bradshaw in Arden, Little River County, Arkansas.
She dparted this life on August 17, 1983 after a lengthy illness. She was a Christian and a member of St. Rest Baptist Church in Foreman, Arkansas. She professed her faith at an early age.
She leaves to cherish her memory, two foster children: Maudie Mae Burton and Walter Earl Marks both of Texarkana, Arkansas and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
Alzheimer's Prayer
Do not ask me to remember.
Don't try to make me understand.
Let me rest and know you're with me.
Kiss my cheek and hold my hand.
I'm confused beyond your concept.
I am sad and sick and lost.
All I know is that I need you
To be with me at all cost.
Do not lose your patience with me.
Do not scold or curse or cry.
I can't help the way I'm acting,
Can't be different though I try.
Just remember that I need you,
That the best of me is gone.
Please don't fail to stand beside me,
Love me til my life is done.
by Owen Darnell
SESSIE BRADSHAW
Sessie Bradshaw was born August 1, 1908 to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bradshaw in Arden, Little River County, Arkansas.
She dparted this life on August 17, 1983 after a lengthy illness. She was a Christian and a member of St. Rest Baptist Church in Foreman, Arkansas. She professed her faith at an early age.
She leaves to cherish her memory, two foster children: Maudie Mae Burton and Walter Earl Marks both of Texarkana, Arkansas and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
Alzheimer's Prayer
Do not ask me to remember.
Don't try to make me understand.
Let me rest and know you're with me.
Kiss my cheek and hold my hand.
I'm confused beyond your concept.
I am sad and sick and lost.
All I know is that I need you
To be with me at all cost.
Do not lose your patience with me.
Do not scold or curse or cry.
I can't help the way I'm acting,
Can't be different though I try.
Just remember that I need you,
That the best of me is gone.
Please don't fail to stand beside me,
Love me til my life is done.
by Owen Darnell
Sessie Bradshaw was born August 1, 1908 to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bradshaw in Arden, Little River County, Arkansas.
She dparted this life on August 17, 1983 after a lengthy illness. She was a Christian and a member of St. Rest Baptist Church in Foreman, Arkansas. She professed her faith at an early age.
She leaves to cherish her memory, two foster children: Maudie Mae Burton and Walter Earl Marks both of Texarkana, Arkansas and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
Alzheimer's Prayer
Do not ask me to remember.
Don't try to make me understand.
Let me rest and know you're with me.
Kiss my cheek and hold my hand.
I'm confused beyond your concept.
I am sad and sick and lost.
All I know is that I need you
To be with me at all cost.
Do not lose your patience with me.
Do not scold or curse or cry.
I can't help the way I'm acting,
Can't be different though I try.
Just remember that I need you,
That the best of me is gone.
Please don't fail to stand beside me,
Love me til my life is done.
by Owen Darnell
