Mabel was an unforgettable woman. She was steadfast in her faith in God. She was strong, determined, and sometimes stubborn, but, she was also fragile, kind, compassionate, and loving.
She ministered to her caregivers, mmyself included, and pobably helped save hundreds of souls in the few years I knew her.
She was fun and liked to laugh and when she did, we all laughed too. Her beaming smile and twinkling blue eyes could brighten even the dreariest of days. Her hugs were powerful and even when she herself was in pain, she never failed to ask about someone else's pain.
I saw her witness to many people and lay hands on caregivers with prayers of healing and love.
She often spoke of her days as an STNA and though she needed care from others she also cared for them back. And now that her time on earth has passed I will miss her so very much. I am deeply saddened with her death because I will miss her but I will also rejoice because she now is in God's Mansion and in the presence of God whom she so deeply loved.
As I walk down south hall and pass room 107, I will always remember the lovely, dear, sweet woman who lived there.
To all her family and friends, may you find peace in our Savior and be comforted knowing that you are surrounded by Angels and God is always holding your hand.
Sincerely,
Debbie Farley
