I remember Shirley as a co-worker at Sterling Electric many, many years ago. Now at age 86 and living in Savannah GA, I still remember the Maxwell family. My condolences to all.
We would like to send our condolences to Larry. We are so sorry for the fact that Larry has been left alone, and pray that the Lord will help him as He has promised He will do.
My last recollection of Shirley was at my brother Matt's 60th celebration. Shirley and I sat together and I really enjoyed the visit we had together. She took an interest in everyone & everything and had the most beautiful smile ever!
Another thing I recall was Shirley's love of hats. She outdid the Queen of England every time. God bless her and may she rest easy in God's loving care.
I remember first meeting Shirley and thinking WOW what a woman and to this day I still think what a woman. Those arms were made for holding babies and passing along love. And what a great job she's done. That love will go on forever in her grandchildren and great- grandchildren. Thank you Shirley for being you, thank you for the laughs, and thank you for the love of your grand children.
Debra & Matt,
We are thinking of you and your family. We hope that wonderful memories of your Mom will, in time, will ease your grief. She will be forever watching over you all.
