MY HUSBANDS MAMMI OR MAMAW
m. John Otey Hopkins 03 Feb. 1906
Mother of another son Frank Hopkins (He is buried somewhere in California)
This is my husband grandmother. Mammie or Mamaw as they called her was the sweetest lady. My husband spent many weekends at their home. She worked at a potato chip company and she would always bring my husband a big bag of potato chips home when he was there for the weekend. She was very much loved and she is missed so much.
Thank you for visiting the memorial of Mammie. I try to get back to you personally but sometime for one reason or another it gets missed. I really appreciate your visits.
m. John Otey Hopkins 03 Feb. 1906
Mother of another son Frank Hopkins (He is buried somewhere in California)
This is my husband grandmother. Mammie or Mamaw as they called her was the sweetest lady. My husband spent many weekends at their home. She worked at a potato chip company and she would always bring my husband a big bag of potato chips home when he was there for the weekend. She was very much loved and she is missed so much.
Thank you for visiting the memorial of Mammie. I try to get back to you personally but sometime for one reason or another it gets missed. I really appreciate your visits.
MY HUSBANDS MAMMI OR MAMAW
m. John Otey Hopkins 03 Feb. 1906
Mother of another son Frank Hopkins (He is buried somewhere in California)
This is my husband grandmother. Mammie or Mamaw as they called her was the sweetest lady. My husband spent many weekends at their home. She worked at a potato chip company and she would always bring my husband a big bag of potato chips home when he was there for the weekend. She was very much loved and she is missed so much.
Thank you for visiting the memorial of Mammie. I try to get back to you personally but sometime for one reason or another it gets missed. I really appreciate your visits.
m. John Otey Hopkins 03 Feb. 1906
Mother of another son Frank Hopkins (He is buried somewhere in California)
This is my husband grandmother. Mammie or Mamaw as they called her was the sweetest lady. My husband spent many weekends at their home. She worked at a potato chip company and she would always bring my husband a big bag of potato chips home when he was there for the weekend. She was very much loved and she is missed so much.
Thank you for visiting the memorial of Mammie. I try to get back to you personally but sometime for one reason or another it gets missed. I really appreciate your visits.
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