Condolence: How can I sum up in a few words how much Wylene Outlaw meant to me. I lived not far from her and her family when I was in Elgin. We had many great discussions over children, parenting and horses. I'll always hold dear what she said to me one day after a brief soulful conversation, "Oh Beth, I shoulda been your Mama...". In my heart she was. Even though we didn't always keep in touch, her & her family were always in my thoughts and still are. Donna, please email me if you see this. I would love to reconnect with you again and reminisce about your Mother and 'Dancer' and catch-up on our families.
With much affection,
~Beth (Reynolds) Wilcox

Condolence: It didn't take me long to think of my favorite memory of "Nanny" to share. That would definitely be all the times she gathered up all of us kids and took us to the "candy store". She had this way of making me feel so special and spoiled rotten as a little girl. It's hard to explain, but no matter what we were doing, she always made it feel so fun because it was usually a secret, mischievous, and something the parents would, most likely, not approve of. That is what made her so fun! :)

Condolence: I was very sorry to hear of Gran's passing - my thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

Condolence: David, Chis and family, please know that we are thinking of you during this difficult time.
The greatest gift outside of salvation, are the memories we have and the special times we have been give, they are both gifts that we can cherish for lift.