Sue, I am so sad to hear about Aunt Lou. I know how hard this is for you. I have fond memories of spending the night with you guys and having Uncle Don scare us with ""Only the Shadow Knows"" escapades, playing games in the basement, going swimming at the Tarkio pool, and even watching the very first landing on the moon in your den. My thoughts will be with you tomorrow and over the coming months as you adjust to life without your dear Mom. Take care and much love, Cousin Carolyn

Suzy, So sorry for the loss of your Mom. The second parent is such a different experience. I remember wanting to come to y'alls house in the summer when we visited. your Mom and Dad made it fun. I remember watching the moon landing there in 1969? And Carolyn and I had this really cool older teenage cousin that slept upstairs in the converted attic. We felt so big getting to spend the night there. I've wanted to visit Tarkio and Fairfax. Wish we had come before so many were gone. Cathy

Mrs. Davis was on of the funnest and finest ladies that I ever meet. She was very quick witted in my opinion. I really enjoyed talking and visiting her in my youth. ""Lou"" God bless you and your family. Doug Henry

May comfort & peace be with you at this time. Many thoughts are passing thru my mind as I recall the friendship of your family.

So sorry to hear of you Mom's passing, Sue. My thoughts and prayers are with you and you family. With Sympathy, Dottie

I met your mom years ago when I worked at McDonald's. She had left her wallet there and I tracked her down. She was a very special lady and even though I hadn't seen her in a couple of years. She did and will always have a special place in my heart.

Sue am very sad to hear the passing of your mom. Now your mom and dad will be together. They were to fantastic people and Im sure they will be missed by those that knew them. Keep the Faith Love Tammy

I remember wonderful days at your house,reading books,playing cards & board games, with a constant stream of refreshments. Favorite memories include playing "dress up" & Lou coming out in a pretty apron, carrying Kool-Aid in fancy glasses (our cocktails) & when she came to visit us & mesmerized the all the children in the playground with stories of squirrels. Our granddaughter is using Kool-aid cups your folks bought for our children & will be told many stories of Don & Lou. The Jarman family

Jim and Sue, I was sad when I read your Mom had passed. She was a delight to know and a blast to be around. I know she and Mom are having coffee at the kitchen table laughing as they used to with Nellie.