Nana as I've always called her, she's definitely been one of the strongest characters I've seen in my life. Not being in a world where she exists is tough but it's humbling at the same time, as she would want that.
She's definitely been one of the happiest people I've ever seen. She really enjoyed praying, watching TV serials, eating sweets and going out to places. It's sad that she wasn't able to move around outside the house much, for the last few years because of her leg pain. I have fond memories as a kid, of her taking me out to parks and boat rides and to eat and so many other places. She taught me what unconditional love is. Definitely did a great job being the best GrandMom one can have.
Radiating laughter and happiness to everyone around her and gravitating people towards her aura. She would love jokes and playing cards, just to divide all her earnings amongst her grandkids. The biggest chatter box, for sure. She'd love telling stories and explaining concepts. She was definitely an open book, not hiding much from people around her. She would always put her opinion across and justify with reasoning too. Very mature in her thinking.
I'm sure you're happy right now looking down on us with a smile. You will forever be missed, Nan.
Love,
Darell.