I was one of the CNAs that took care of Geneva. I loved everything about her, especially her stories. I done all I could to keep her happy, keep her comfortable because she was special to me. Ima miss her and seeing her smile when I walked in the room. Before she died and left the facility I asked her to go to the hospital. I told her I couldnt stand to see her get any worse than she was,

I was one of the CNAs that took care of Geneva. I loved everything about her, especially her stories. I done all I could to keep her happy, keep her comfortable because she was special to me. Ima miss her and seeing her smile when I walked in the room. Before she died and left the facility I asked her to go to the hospital. I told her I couldnt stand to see her get any worse than she was, and the next day she went. I never got a chance to get to the hospital to see her. She was suppose to come back to the facility the day she died. I remember seeing her name on the lunch tray and waited to see her come back to her room. But she never made it. I will miss everything about her, but I know she is free of pain and is resting now!

I'm so sorry that we couldn't attend my wonderful Aunt Geneva's funeral. She was always so helpful
to everyone. God bless her; we all shall miss her.

You will be missed , but not forgotten due to all the wonderful memories stored away over the years starting when I was three years old until your last Christmas Card this last year. God bless and may you rest in peace forever!

The staff of Kilgore-Green Funeral Home wish to express our sympathy during this difficult time.