(nee Satterwhite) Viola was the oldest girl of ten children. Taking care of her siblings prepared her for motherhood. Viola had a strong work ethic as she worked for Polly Prim for 25 years, followed by Goodwill for 20 years. While Viola did not wear her emotions on her sleeve, she knew she was loved. TheContinue Reading
(nee Satterwhite)
Viola was the oldest girl of ten children. Taking care of her siblings prepared her for motherhood. Viola had a strong work ethic as she worked for Polly Prim for 25 years, followed by Goodwill for 20 years. While Viola did not wear her emotions on her sleeve, she knew she was loved. The Lord called Viola home on 04/21/20. 1 Peter 3:18-22: For Christ died, for sins once for all, the righteous for the unrighteous, to bring you to God…..were saved through water, and this water symbolizes baptism that now saves you also….It saves you by the resurrection of Jesus Christ, who…is at God’s right hand….” Viola suffered greatly in her last days. Viola no longer needs her wheelchair, as she has her legs back as she is in heaven as God created her.
