Uncle Al used to love this song. Honey by Bobby Goldsboro: See the tree how big its grown, but friend it hasn't been that long it wasn't big.I laughed at her & she got mad the 1st day that she planted it was just a twig.Then the 1st snow came & she ran out to brush the snow away so it wouldnt die.Came runnin in all excited, slip & almost hurt herself & I laughed till I cried. And honey I love you,& I'm being good. & I'd love to be with you, if only I could. She wrecked the car & she was sad & so afraid that I'd be mad but what the heck.Tho I pretended hard to be, guess you could say she saw through me & hugged my neck.I came home unexpectedly & caught her cryin needlessly in the middle of the day. And it was in the early spring, when flowers bloom & robins sing, she went away. And honey I miss you & I'm being good, & I'd love to be with you.. They had a special Valentine's day love. We're so sorry she left so quick, but know you'll hear her in the warm spring breezes & gentle rains.

Uncle Al & family,
So sorry to hear of Aunt Vickey's passing. She was a wonderfull person and we loved her very much.
Will always remember the summer our families spent at the Cape. Your caring and devotion to each other was a great example of what love you shared.
Our deepest sympathy. May she rest in peace.
Love, Doris & Mickey