Condolence: I'm so sorry to hear about Tommy's passing...I worked with her at Duckwalls for many years and just loved her! She was a good longtime friend of my mother Kathy that also worked with her for many more years. Tommy was one of the kindest woman I knew she would give you the shirt off your back! My thoughts and prayers are with her family....Rest In Peace

Condolence: I am so sorry for your loss. I've been looking at all the old pictures
I have of your folks. the one I like the best is Fred and Tommy on the side of a snow covered hill his around her snuggling together. She was all of nineteen years old and happy as can be. That's how I remember your Mom. I never went to your house that I was not greeted with smile and big hug. She was a one of kind. Our family will miss her and are condolences with all you kids. Gary

Condolence: I talked with an elderly gentleman once. During the conversation he said he was retiring and would be going home soon. I thought he meant he was going back to his hometown. So I asked him where he was going. He replied he was going home, he was going to heaven.
“We come from the earth, we return to the earth, and in between we garden.” (Alfred Austin, et al)
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott didn’t have the easiest life, theirs was rocky soil. Even though the ground was hard, they used the stones to build strong foundations. You were welcome in their home. You were their guest, you couldn’t leave without sharing conversation, food and drink. When you were with them you were part of their family. Whenever you needed help they were the first to arrive and the last to leave. They gave without thought for themselves and expected nothing in return. Life was never so serious that they couldn’t face it with a smile and a gentle laugh. Through the toils, laughter, sweat and tears, they built a good life together. They turned the rocks to pebbles then to a fine drained soil where they raised three loving sons Larry, Clifford and Randy. Mrs. Elliott you’ve left us a wonderful garden. You’re going home.

Condolence: Larry, Clifford and Randy, my heart is so sad for you and your families. My heart rejoices that I knew your Mom almost all my life and loved her so very much. She and my sister Hazel Flory were best friends all through school and all of their lives. We are sad but she is rejoicing in Heaven and no more pain. She will always be that special lady we know as Tommy. My husband George and I will miss her but blessed because we enjoyed so many special times with her. Her legacy lives on and she will never be forgotten. Love and prayers for you and your families. She loved you all very much. God bless you during this difficult time.

Condolence: Tommy was one of my mother's favorite cousins. I have many memories of her and her family when I was young! A very caring sweet lady, always friendly.
Much love, Diane

Condolence: SHE WAS A VERY GOOD WIFE AND MOTHER MY SHE REST IN PEACE.