Grandmom was born, Lillian Elizabeth Ogden, however, she disliked the name Lillian, so she went by Elizabeth and swapped the middle name around. Family and friends called her "Betts".
She worked as a nurse in the VA hospital in Coatesville for many years. She wrote poetry, which she kept to her eyes only, until her death.
She had the prettiest blue eyes and she welcomed me into the Yeoman family with open arms and lots of encouragement. I love & miss her.
She wrote books and books of poems, which she guarded and let no one see.
She worked as a nurse in the VA hospital in Coatesville for many years. She wrote poetry, which she kept to her eyes only, until her death.
She had the prettiest blue eyes and she welcomed me into the Yeoman family with open arms and lots of encouragement. I love & miss her.
She wrote books and books of poems, which she guarded and let no one see.
Grandmom was born, Lillian Elizabeth Ogden, however, she disliked the name Lillian, so she went by Elizabeth and swapped the middle name around. Family and friends called her "Betts".
She worked as a nurse in the VA hospital in Coatesville for many years. She wrote poetry, which she kept to her eyes only, until her death.
She had the prettiest blue eyes and she welcomed me into the Yeoman family with open arms and lots of encouragement. I love & miss her.
She wrote books and books of poems, which she guarded and let no one see.
She worked as a nurse in the VA hospital in Coatesville for many years. She wrote poetry, which she kept to her eyes only, until her death.
She had the prettiest blue eyes and she welcomed me into the Yeoman family with open arms and lots of encouragement. I love & miss her.
She wrote books and books of poems, which she guarded and let no one see.
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