When you lose a person you love so much, surviving the loss is difficult.
U Born To Serve Us.U Die To Serve Us..
Never.Ever Forget U BrothEr!

Happy 1st Anniversary in Heaven Granny

It's one year since you're gone...
The feeling of missing you is so real
It seems like if it was only yesterday.
If we had known that you were going to die,
grandma that morning, we would have never left your side.

We knew that you were a fighter and thought that,
you would have given life one more try.
But God had better plans for you in Heaven...
He saw you lived your life to the fullest.
He saw that you fought enough, and
it was time to withdraw you from the battle field.
That's why He took you by the hand, and led you
to the Promised Land.

We miss your LOVE, we miss your laughter, we miss your smile,
we miss ALL the things that was worthwhile.
You thought us never to give up,
to always be brave and strong.
For no mother or grandmother on earth,
can ever take this precious place of yours.

You were kind-hearted, loving

Addison "Boo" Radley, 17, of Milford, died on June 9, 2016 as a result of injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident involving a drunk driver. She attended Milford High School, home of the Mudlarks, and was a starting pitcher on the girl's softball team.

Boo was a faithful BFF, an excellent knuckle-baller, a free spirit and an enthusiastic fan of the band "Mystic Pranks". She literally was a character that exited the stage far too soon.

Boo is survived by her parents Mom and Dad of Milford.

Funeral arrangements are pending. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you consider donations to your local chapter of M.A.D.D. (Mothers Against Drunk Driving)

Lorraine Ellen Powell, age 59, passed away on Tuesday, May 31, at her home after a long struggle with health problems.
She was born November 09, 1956 in Burtonwood, UK to Gary and Doreen Swem. Her family moved to the USA when she was 3 years old.

She married her lifelong love, Steven Powell on November 26, 1993. Lorraine wanted a home filled with laughter and love, so she filled it with kids and pets.
She enjoyed reading and listening to music - Aerosmith, the Beatles, Brooks and Dunn were among her favorites. Hippie at heart, she was also a true animal lover. Lorraine’s talents were many, she was extremely good at drawing, she was a beloved wife, mother, grandmother (“nana” as she would prefer). Christmas was her favorite holiday, she enjoyed decorating the house with lights and ornaments while singing along to Feliz Navidad.

Lorraine is survived by her husband, Steven Powell, her three children, Heather French, Kelly, Michael Powell; four grandchildren, Madison, Owen, Liam, Remy, and father Gary Swem. She also leaves behind numerous loving relatives and friends.

Her life will forever be cherished in the lives of her children and husband.

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