Condolence: I'm sorry for your loss.

Condolence: There are people that enter your life that you feel you have known forever. Elsie was one of those people. I had known her brothers and sister's in law for it seems all my life but met her at the bank. Right after I met her, my son was shipped to Iraq. She always checked on him, asked how we both were doing. When he got home she was the first person I called. Loved you, Elsie thanks for being you.

Condolence: The strongest part of any building is the cornerstone which holds all the weight. Aunt Elsie was the family cornerstone. She carried the family and was the one everybody looked to when they had questions or problems. She did not brag or boast but was extremely proud of her family,both her generation and all her nephews and nieces and even the next generation She helped everyone who asked and sometimes even before you ask. We have lost the greatest sister and aunt any family has ever known.We are honored we had the time to know her and be around such a fine person.UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN MAY YOU REST IN CHRIST With all our love Tom and Jean Fish Riggins