I like this picture as Annabelle is laughing.  I'm sure I said something funny just as the picture was being taken.  I wish I could remember what it was.  I miss her.  She was the sweetest woman ever.  Her kindness will be missed.  

My Grandma Greenlee was an inspiration to me. She made the best Sunday morning breakfasts of flapjacks, bacon, and eggs. She was hard working at Dura Steel and at home. She allowed herself one weekly indulgence- a manicure which was much deserved. She always drank her coffee from  a cup and saucer, never from a mug. She ate her meals on china- not that she was pretentious, far from it. She worked really hard but enjoyed nice things. She never complained. I remember her and Grandad taking me fishing in Big Bear. Sometimes she’d take me to lunch with the “girls” or to visit Aunt Millie and Aunt Day. She was always busy, walked with a fast pace, had a smile on her face. She was classy. She was my hero. I will miss her and will love her forever. 

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Annabelle Lee Greenlee

November 9, 1925 – February 17, 2020

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