Birth date: Dec 3, 1937 Death date: Dec 21, 2012
Thelma G. Vanover, age 75, of Lorain passed away Friday, December 21, 2012 at Kingston of Vermilion after a lengthy illness. She was born on December 3, 1937 in Haysi, Virginia to Virgil and Allafair (nee Stanford) Turner. She gra Read Obituary
Gena iam so sorry for your loss hadn't been on Facebook for a bit in my prayers to you and family. Miss you!
My heartfelt sympathy to the family of Thelma Vanover. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
So sorry for your loss. Praying that you keep all the fond memories close and cherish them always. Also praying that you find the strength in the Lord to make it through these difficult times and please know that your friends are near by and they are here for you.
My Aunt Gay always made me feel special , I loved to sneak off with her in Virginia. I loved to hear her and Aunt June talk about when they took care of me when I was little and all the stories about my cousins. She was so fun and even the last time I saw her we were able to sneak off for a little bit. I will never forget.her and I know Mamaw Papaw and Aunt Tiny are with her now and that is comforting. My life has been blessed with a wonderful family and My aunt Gay will be so very missed.Lynn , David, Michelle and family. You are in my heart and in my prayers.
I'm So sorry for your loss. I know the family have shed many tears and will miss her dearly....but no where close to how much you will miss her.
I hate that I will be unable to attend the service's tomorrow. I am blessed to have her life imprint embraced in my heart... her smile, her laughs and her pranks we laughed even harder at. The looks she gave us to let us know we might have slipped things past mamaw and Jane but not her. She will be terribly missed but truly never forgotten! The Lord has blessed us with the times we had with her.
She will always be looking over her kids, but this time from above with the Lord, with her new strength, health and joy.
May the Lord provide you strength to help you through this time.
Our prayers to you all. We love you dearly! Pam and Jeff Foy
I'm so thankful that I finally could get out to Kingston last night to see her before her passing... to tell her I loved her....She has been a dear friend... I think she may have known I was there or at least I hope so...Gay as I have always called her never Thelma...RIP my dear friend...
Pauline
Mom said she would know when she would go. I believe that to be true. I believe the girls in this family are spiritually linked somehow and mom passed that on to all 4 of us. We call each other at the right time when we hurt the most and we call each other just to say "are you ok", because we can feel when the other needs us.
I messaged Aunt June at 3am and she told me to tell mom that she loved her. I laid with her all night talking to her and telling her she wasn't alone. I fell asleep for an hour and woke up to know something was wrong. I held her hand and kept telling her how much I loved her. I leaned over her and held her. The nights spent were long, but she knew last night and so did I.
I know that no words can help ease the pain and loss that your family is feeling right now. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jXrmAKBBTU
Mom and I spent a lot of time together during her time of need. I love her dearly and I'm sure she knows it, This is only a small tribute, you may need to copy and paste the link in your browser. I hope it works....
Love and prayers from your family in Virginia.
