I am sorry I could not be there I just found out about it yesterday (04-20-12)
I will miss you Aunt Sissy....my twin. I will always remember the times you opend up your house to me and let me stay when I would have problems.
Go now run with the angels......we will miss you....I love you
Tell mom and everyone else hi for me....I know they were glad to see you
Love Carol Sue

So sorry to hear of the loss of Aunt Sissy. She would always welcome me into her home with warmth & caring. My condolences to Uncle Sammy & to all of the famiies, you are in my thoughts & prayers.

One of the classiest ladies I ever knew. Always dressed to the T's and loved the glasses. Remember being at her house and Kim would be banging on all the pots and pans. You could not see her forever but when you did she made you feel like one of her own. Thank you for the memories of family reunions(back in the day) and showing how classy women dressed, acted, and behaved.

I wish I could have been there to see Aunt Sissy one last time and say good bye. I will always remember her with love and prayers. I cherish the memories I have of the summers I spent time with her family and how she enjoyed having a little girl in her house for awhile. She taught me to cook some of her favorite dishes. She also made Kim let me sing with his "garage band". I loved it. Always

I wish I could have been there to see Aunt Sissy one last time and say good bye. I will always remember her with love and prayers. I cherish the memories I have of the summers I spent time with her family and how she enjoyed having a little girl in her house for awhile. She taught me to cook some of her favorite dishes. She also made Kim let me sing with his "garage band". I loved it. Always so sweet and gentle but firm when she needed to be. I will miss her as I am sure many, many others will.

My thoughts are with you all.

Lynda Christine Kranz

I have fond memories of visiting the Hendricks home. Sissy always made you feel so welcome. My prayers go out to Sam and her boys.

I was very sad to hear about Sissy passing away. Sissy was my co-worker at the Recorder of Deeds office. She would also tell us stories about working in the "old Jail" as a Cook. Everyone knew and loved her, if you needed a Mom, big Sister or a best friend she would step in. When I got married in 1982 she noticed how all the planning was making me forget things. She took my license home with her to

I was very sad to hear about Sissy passing away. Sissy was my co-worker at the Recorder of Deeds office. She would also tell us stories about working in the "old Jail" as a Cook. Everyone knew and loved her, if you needed a Mom, big Sister or a best friend she would step in. When I got married in 1982 she noticed how all the planning was making me forget things. She took my license home with her to make sure it got to the church on time. That February we had a record snow storm and poor Sissy had a fender bender getting me my license. When she retired we had the biggest party in our office that has never be matched. Sissy and I were always dieting and would laugh about someday never having to worry about this and we would just be "skinny angels" someday. She was beutiful at any size and now has earned her wings. To her sons and their families I'm sorry for this great loss. She was one-of-a-kind.

Bertha and her family will be in my prayers and in my memories. I knew Bertha from her working at the Recorder of Deeds, and her coming into the post office every morning to the their mail. What really sticks in my mind about Bertha is when she told us that she was going to be on "The Price is Right" Game show. After she told us about that, every morning after, when Bertha walked into the post office and

Bertha and her family will be in my prayers and in my memories. I knew Bertha from her working at the Recorder of Deeds, and her coming into the post office every morning to the their mail. What really sticks in my mind about Bertha is when she told us that she was going to be on "The Price is Right" Game show. After she told us about that, every morning after, when Bertha walked into the post office and when it was her turn to be waited on, we would always say "BERTHA HENDRICKS COME ON DOWN" you are our next contestant.
She always had a smile on her face and we all dearly loved her and I know for sure that I will miss her. God Bless you Bertha, save me a spot in Heaven.

Bob

Aunt Sissy will be greatly missed. I can't be there to share with you all, but your in my heart and in my prayers. God has you all tightly in his hands, and there you will find comfort and the strength you need. Love you all.