So Long Auntie Frances
Sad, but not tragic. My Aunt Frances passed away yesterday. She was almost 91 years old. Frances had a long and happy life, married to my Uncle, Mort Bloom. I spent lots of time at their house when I was a youngster. My cousins, Amie, Barbie and Carol are all close to my age. It was a never-ending slumber party at their house, with Aunt Frances joining in our fun.
Ellen, Carol, Barbara, Amie Bloom, 2010
Frances was a talented actress, as well as an enamel artist and fiber arts talent. She was an excellent cook and always ready to offer her home and hospitality to all. She was quick-witted and had a marvelous sense of humor. We talked about knitting ALL the time. I will truly miss my Auntie Frances.
Labels: Art, family, Los Angeles, Memories, Vintage Photos
9 Comments:
I'm sorry for your loss, but it sounds like she had a great life.
Sorry for your loss Ellen. She sounds like such a fantastic lady! Even when our loved ones are older and have led a long life, it doesn't make it any easier when we lose them. Take care.
Oh, Ellen, I'm sorry to hear your sad news. What a beautiful post you put together with such great photos and memories of your Aunt Frances. Lot's of love to your family during this time.
What a wonderful auntie, I am sorry for your loss. And wow, do you have good genes in your family, she looks great in that 2008 photo.
What a beautiful woman and a beautiful life. My condolences.
Christine G.
My condolences to you and your family. It sounds like Frances was a wonderful woman, and you will always have great memories of her.
I also think that she looked fabulous in 2008.
Frances was one of a kind...
Sweet, classy and full of unconditional support. Her smile was one of a kind and she will be missed by us all...What a way she would call my wife, Natalie..."Natasha, darling..."
Cousin Dan, Natalie, Jake, Madeline and Miles....
I met Francis for the first time during one of many visits to California when I married Richie Davis in1988. Francis immediately made me feel as part of her family. I always admired her sense of fashion but most of all enjoyed our conversations during various family gatherings. We (Ada, Richie,Jackie,& Emilio) have wonderful memories of Francis's visits to Chicago and our visits with her in California. Our condolences to you and your family.
She looks like she was a lot of fun to be with.
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