MRS. LILLIE BERNICE WASHINGTON

In remembrance of the good old days, where we grew up and,went to school played together on thirteen street in Ecorse, Mich, where families were close and looked out for each other, your parents Mr & Mrs Embry was the greatest, your brothers .. RIP Lillie till we meet again your Thirteen Street neighbors. Corean, Margie, Mary(deceased) Vermell, Leroy,& Harry Taylor!!!

Granny,

You were more than just my Granny. You were my hero, my best friend, my mother. You taught me everything I know except how to live without you. I remember when I was in labor with Brai. I was absolutely terrified because she would not come. I called home and said Granny I'm scared. We called back and Grandaddy said you were on your way. You made it to Rockford, IL in two hours 🤣😂. When you came through the door you hugged me and said my baby needed me and I was coming. I had her 30 mins later. Who's going to love me like that now?!?! I guess that's the one thing I can say having you showed me what unconditional love looks like because you are the epitome of it. This has to be the hardest thing I ever had to do. I will be the woman you raised me to be and stay strong, but I can't promise I won't be a spoiled cry baby for a while. I love you with my entire soul Granny. Until we meet again I will see you later.

Love you infinitely,
Nai ❤️❤️

How do you say goodbye to someone you’ve known your entire life. Someone who saw your first steps. Who read to you when you hadn’t yet learned to read. Someone who laughed with you through the good times and bad. Someone who let you make your mistakes and didn’t judge. But was there to laugh with you about it when you finally figured it out. I’m going to miss you my beautiful Big Sister. God called you home and you answered His call. But I know you’ll be with us every day. Rest in peace. Tell all of loved ones that have gone before us that we love them too.

Love You Granny… You will truly be missed 💛