Billy an Greg, we feel your pain as aunt auddie was my greatest aunt. I will sure miss her but now she is in a better place. We will all be there some day.

Auddie was one of my parents most dearest and loving friends. She will be missed by so many, especially by my mother. We all loved her so very much.

Billy & Greg, Bobbie & I will miss all those good times, of the past with Aunt Auddie, and all the fun we had going through all those old shops downtown! Then we would find a spot to stop and eat and talk about old times, back when we ALL were just kids. Your Mother was just a big kid with us. We would laugh and eat, and then.....we would eat and laugh. We might spend $50.00 total, MAYBE, on the whole trip downtown. I remember the last time your Mother DEMANDED I purchase a Rowenta Iron for Bobbie. I did, and we still have it! Best iron we've ever used. She said it would be! I had a VERY special place in my heart for your Mom, you see,she was there sixty one years ago, when I was born,and asked your Aunt Laura if she could name me. She did and I've been Harold Keith from that moment on. We will miss her but know where she is,RIGHT NOW, and we'll all gather there soon and have the BEST TIME TOGETHER, EVER! Bobbie Jo thought more of your Mother than any other in the family. They "HIT IT OFF" when they met for the first time, and Bobbie loved her as much as she loved Bobbie.

I grew up in the Smyrna Area with Auddie. So sorry to hear of your loss. Kay (Warren) Hensley

Billy Don & Greg, I'm so sorry to hear of Aunt Auddie's passing. I hadn't seen her in about 23 years but kept up with the news of her and you boys through g'ma (your Aunt Lola). I always admired your mom because she raised you boys alone and did such a wonderful job of it. When we had the last family reunion about 23 years ago she just hugged me and acted like I was one of her kids. I always thought she was just beautiful and when I showed my husband her picture from the website he said the same. I'm so sorry for your family but know we will all meet again in Heaven.

To Auddie's family, we send our sympathy, love and prayers. We grew up with Auddie in the Smyrna Community, went to Smyrna School and Church together. So sorry to hear of her illness and death. May God bless you is our prayer. Kenneth and Emma Lou (Warren) Stogsdill and Loviena (Warren) Strain, Alton, MO. Kenneth and Auddie were classmates at Alton High School.

Dear Billy, Greg & family, I was so sad to hear of Aunt Auddies passing. I hadn't seen her in soo many years. She was such a special sister to Mother(Aunt Lola). She was an incredible lady. You are in our prayers. May God give you comfort in this difficult time. Margaret(Warren) & Lonnie Booker

Dear Billy and Greg, we were next door neighbors to your Mother for 15 years before moving to Omaha in 1989. We remember you boys even though you were almost out on your own when we moved next to you. Your Mom was a great person and we really enjoyed her as a neighbor. We were in Salina two years ago and was able to talk to your Mom and it was great to see her a visit with her. You are in our prayers and thoughts at this difficult time Paul and Judy Butler

Billy Don and Gregory, I am sorry to hear of Aunt Auddie's passing. She was a sweet person who I will truly miss. I remember going to Grandma and Grandpa's (Laura and Lester) and getting to read the latest letter from Aunt Auddie. She was all the time talking about the latest basketball game and telling my grandparents to tell the "kiddos" hello. I wish my husband and daughter would have had the opportunity to meet her. She was a terrific lady!

Billy Don & Greg I know Harold already sent our condolences but I just wanted you to know from me how very special your mom was to me. The first time I met her we hit it off like "carrots and peas". Harold and I always looked forward to our visits with her. Our daughter went with us on a few trips and Aunt Auddie was always so wonderful. I remember one time going down to take a shower and there was an AWFUL smell. After a few minutes of looking for the odor we found she had a bag of potatoes on the top of the stairs that were rotten. We laughed and laughed. She will be greatly missed by us and everyone who knew her. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Bobbie Jo

To Auddie's family, I remember Auddie so well and I know she will be missed. She was always so friendly to me when I still lived in Salina and nearly every week at Bel Air, I sat with my parents in front of her. You are in my prayers.

Billy Don & Gregory, Our whole family wanted you to know that you are in our thoughts & prayers. Being "doubly kin" made Aunt Auddie very special to all of us! She'll definitely be missed! We Love You!!! Aunt Helen, Judy, Susan & Cynthia (& families)