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]]> Comment on Post Your Memory by Picture Of Highlighted Hair Style http://hyacinthgaylesmith.com/?p=1#comment-51 Picture Of Highlighted Hair Style Sat, 06 Oct 2007 06:32:44 +0000 http://hyacinthgaylesmith.com/?p=1#comment-51 Quite frankly, it seems to me that Post Your Memory has more to do with Picture of highlighted hair style Saturday than yesterday. The Picture of highlighted hair style is just not as relevant to Post Your Memory as I had originally thought.... Quite frankly, it seems to me that Post Your Memory has more to do with Picture of highlighted hair style Saturday than yesterday. The Picture of highlighted hair style is just not as relevant to Post Your Memory as I had originally thought….

]]> Comment on Post Your Memory by Rachel Dixon http://hyacinthgaylesmith.com/?p=1#comment-50 Rachel Dixon Mon, 06 Aug 2007 19:01:21 +0000 http://hyacinthgaylesmith.com/?p=1#comment-50 I had the pleasure of 1st meeting Hyacinth in Feb. 2007. I started instructing her morning aerobics class on Mon & Fri mornings @ the YMCA. Hyacinth was up front with me, ready to go with her sweat band on and her tiny lil legs to keep her going. She was the funnest to have at my side, singing aloud to the songs , snapping and dancing to the beat. At our water breaks she was the 1st to grab that drink & get back to it as quick as she could. And this is my fondest memory... I was trying to get everyone back into the grind & w/ all the chit chat going on Hyacinth would say to me w/ that jamaican flare of hers, "Aw C'mom girl, let's get it going, they'll make their way back when they see us going!" This made me laugh every time. She'd say "it's not time for all that chatter, let's go girl !" All though the time I had getting to know Hyacinth was short in time the depth of her love and personality will for ever be left with me. It was an honor to be a part of her memorial services and to learn of all the beautiful memories her loved ones shared. Hyacinth's spark for life will always be in my heart and a part of the Davis YMCA classes she touched. I had the pleasure of 1st meeting Hyacinth in Feb. 2007. I started instructing her morning aerobics class on Mon & Fri mornings @ the YMCA.
Hyacinth was up front with me, ready to go with her sweat band on and her tiny lil legs to keep her going. She was the funnest to have at my side, singing aloud to the songs , snapping and dancing to the beat. At our water breaks she was the 1st to grab that drink & get back to it as quick as she could. And this is my fondest memory… I was trying to get everyone back into the grind & w/ all the chit chat going on Hyacinth would say to me w/ that jamaican flare of hers, “Aw C’mom girl, let’s get it going, they’ll make their way back when they see us going!” This made me laugh every time. She’d say “it’s not time for all that chatter, let’s go girl !”

All though the time I had getting to know Hyacinth was short in time the depth of her love and personality will for ever be left with me. It was an honor to be a part of her memorial services and to learn of all the beautiful memories her loved ones shared.

Hyacinth’s spark for life will always be in my heart and a part of the Davis YMCA classes she touched.

]]> Comment on Post Your Memory by Verna Muthoni http://hyacinthgaylesmith.com/?p=1#comment-49 Verna Muthoni Sun, 29 Jul 2007 21:18:24 +0000 http://hyacinthgaylesmith.com/?p=1#comment-49 July 29th Hyacinth's passing has left us all in shock,but we know she was a Believer and she has gone to a better place.I first met the family when my family moved to San Carlos,then my children were small and Carleen Marjorie and Sharon would give a hand babysitting when I was in crisis for my helper had not shown. Lloyd would often visit us on Sunday mornings and spend hours talking Jamaican politics. Many were the times when I would sample Hyacinth's Jamaican cooking, which was her next most enjoyable activity after dancing.Just before I moved away I introduced Hyacinth to my former place of worship"Christian Fellowship...where she became a devoted member,a choir member and brought other friends to worship there. A genuine person who loved others, we often visited by phone when we would have long converations. I had looked forward to her and Noel visiting in Georgia,,but God called her home. I think of her with fondness Maybe God wanted a good dancer among his angels.Sleep and take your rest Hyacinth. No words can ease the sorrow all your family feels but my heartfelt sympathy goes out to you all. (Verna Muthoni, Jonesboro,GA) July 29th
Hyacinth’s passing has left us all in shock,but we know she was a Believer and she has gone to a better place.I first met the family when my family moved to San Carlos,then my children were small and Carleen Marjorie and Sharon would give a hand babysitting when I was in crisis for my helper had not shown. Lloyd would often visit us on Sunday mornings and spend hours talking Jamaican politics. Many were the times when I would sample Hyacinth’s Jamaican cooking, which was her next most enjoyable activity after dancing.Just before I moved away I introduced Hyacinth to my former place of worship”Christian Fellowship…where she became a devoted member,a choir member and brought other friends to worship there. A genuine person who loved others, we often visited by phone when we would have long converations. I had looked forward to her and Noel visiting in Georgia,,but God called her home. I think of her with fondness Maybe God wanted a good dancer among his angels.Sleep and take your rest Hyacinth. No words can ease the sorrow all your family feels but my heartfelt sympathy goes out to you all.
(Verna Muthoni, Jonesboro,GA)

]]> Comment on Post Your Memory by Eileen Niebisch http://hyacinthgaylesmith.com/?p=1#comment-47 Eileen Niebisch Sat, 28 Jul 2007 01:30:02 +0000 http://hyacinthgaylesmith.com/?p=1#comment-47 On behalf of the Shim family, please accept our sincere condolences. It's a shame we never got to know Madge like some of her friends, because we all scattered after leaving Jamaica, distance and time did not give us the privelege to socialise but it seems she has left good memories of times spent living life to it's fullest. It is a comfort to know that she was a believer so we can know that she's dancing with the Lord.Eileen Niebisch, N.J. On behalf of the Shim family, please accept our sincere condolences. It’s a shame we never got to know Madge like some of her friends, because we all scattered after leaving Jamaica, distance and time did not give us the privelege to socialise but it seems she has left good memories of times spent living life to it’s fullest. It is a comfort to know that she was a believer so we can know that she’s dancing with the Lord.Eileen Niebisch, N.J.

]]> Comment on Post Your Memory by Anthony and Pam Ayeni http://hyacinthgaylesmith.com/?p=1#comment-46 Anthony and Pam Ayeni Thu, 26 Jul 2007 20:22:52 +0000 http://hyacinthgaylesmith.com/?p=1#comment-46 We are sadden and sorry for the loss of Madge. We got to know her from attending Christian fellowship church, and right away she welcomed us and made us feel very much "at home." It seem to have ended too soon. It is clear to us that she loved life and people - the picture with the Mango tree speaks volume to this. We greet and wish her immediate and extended family well. May her soul rest in peace. Anthony, Pam and the kids. We are sadden and sorry for the loss of Madge. We got to know her from attending Christian fellowship church, and right away she welcomed us and made us feel very much “at home.” It seem to have ended too soon. It is clear to us that she loved life and people - the picture with the Mango tree speaks volume to this. We greet and wish her immediate and extended family well. May her soul rest in peace.

Anthony, Pam and the kids.

]]> Comment on Post Your Memory by Mimi Curtin http://hyacinthgaylesmith.com/?p=1#comment-45 Mimi Curtin Thu, 26 Jul 2007 10:11:02 +0000 http://hyacinthgaylesmith.com/?p=1#comment-45 Knowing Hyacinth as a neighbor and fellow YMCA exercise class member has been such a pleasure. I could always count on her warm greeting, big smile, and positive conversation to give me a laugh & a lift. I know everyone in our class will miss her love & laughter. Our children were at Grossmont together and they join me in sending our condolences to her family. With love, Mimi from Kimi. Knowing Hyacinth as a neighbor and fellow YMCA exercise class member has been such a pleasure. I could always count on her warm greeting, big smile, and positive conversation to give me a laugh & a lift. I know everyone in our class will miss her love & laughter. Our children were at Grossmont together and they join me in sending our condolences to her family. With love, Mimi from Kimi.

]]> Comment on Post Your Memory by Albert and Gerry Chung http://hyacinthgaylesmith.com/?p=1#comment-44 Albert and Gerry Chung Wed, 25 Jul 2007 03:29:56 +0000 http://hyacinthgaylesmith.com/?p=1#comment-44 We became acquainted with Hyacinth when we moved from New York to San Diego in 1979. That year, she invited us to have Christmas Dinner at her house with her family. At that gathering, we were impressed by how organized she was and how caring and attentive she was to everyone. Soon, we became good friends such that we considered our family as part of hers and her family as part of ours. We also became partners in a small part-time business venture until we all found it difficult to continue the business because of our commitment to our full-time jobs. However, we continued to be close friends and looked forward to taking part together in family gatherings and other special occasions. Hyacinth had a wide circle of friends because she loved people. She was thoughtful, reliable and considerate. Her pleasant personality and positive disposition endeared her to her friends and relatives alike. Most of the people whom we have met since we came to California were through her. Her friends became our friends. She was a very special Lady; one of a kind individual who lived life to the fullest and made time out of her busy life to keep in touch with friends and relatives alike. Over the years we looked forward to talking with her frequently on the telephone,sometimes for more than an hour at a time. Her sound advice, valuable encouragement and viable suggestions were always beneficial to those around her. Hyacinth was a good conversationist. She had a good sense of humor and was loyal to her church and those around her. She did not pretend. She was true to her belief. Her infectious laughter, many jokes and graceful dance moves made her the life of the party. We can remember how lively and sociable she was among a group of other friends at one of our Poolside Parties doing the Electric Slide. She was pleasant, enjoyable company, and we looked forward to visiting her home as well as she visiting our home where on each of these many occasions, good food, fun and laughter was always in abundance. We will miss her greatly! To her husband, Noel; children,Carlene, Marjorie and Sharon; and other members of the family, we want you to know that we share your loss, and we hope that you will find comfort in knowing that she is gone to a good place and that we shall all meet again some day. May you also be comforted by the many cherished memories that you have of her as she made her journey through life. Her life was well-lived and she was well-respected. We consider ourselves blessed to have known her. May her soul rest in peace We became acquainted with Hyacinth when we moved from New York to San Diego in 1979. That year, she invited us to have Christmas Dinner at her house with her family. At that gathering, we were impressed by how organized she was and how caring and attentive she was to everyone. Soon, we became good friends such that we considered our family as part of hers and her family as part of ours. We also became partners in a small part-time business venture until we all found it difficult to continue the business because of our commitment to our full-time jobs. However, we continued to be close friends and looked forward to taking part together in family gatherings and other special occasions.

Hyacinth had a wide circle of friends because she loved people. She was thoughtful, reliable and considerate. Her pleasant personality and positive disposition endeared her to her friends and relatives alike. Most of the people whom we have met since we came to California were through her. Her friends became our friends. She was a very special Lady; one of a kind individual who lived life to the fullest and made time out of her busy life to keep in touch with friends and relatives alike. Over the years we looked forward to talking with her frequently on the telephone,sometimes for more than an hour at a time. Her sound advice, valuable encouragement and viable suggestions were always beneficial to those around her.

Hyacinth was a good conversationist. She had a good sense of humor and was loyal to her church and those around her. She did not pretend. She was true to her belief. Her infectious laughter, many jokes and graceful dance moves made her the life of the party. We can remember how lively and sociable she was among a group of other friends at one of our Poolside Parties doing the Electric Slide. She was pleasant, enjoyable company, and we looked forward to visiting her home as well as she visiting our home where on each of these many occasions, good food, fun and laughter was always in abundance.

We will miss her greatly!

To her husband, Noel; children,Carlene, Marjorie and Sharon; and other members of the family, we want you to know that we share your loss, and we hope that you will find comfort in knowing that she is gone to a good place and that we shall all meet again some day. May you also be comforted by the many cherished memories that you have of her as she made her journey through life. Her life was well-lived and she was well-respected. We consider ourselves blessed to have known her.

May her soul rest in peace

]]> Comment on Post Your Memory by Barbara Angel http://hyacinthgaylesmith.com/?p=1#comment-43 Barbara Angel Tue, 24 Jul 2007 12:28:34 +0000 http://hyacinthgaylesmith.com/?p=1#comment-43 I was truly shocked and surprised at this sad news. Athough I was not in recent contact, she was always nice to me and friendly. I found her to be dignifed, loving and caring. Last time we met was at my son's wedding, her nephew, in Jamaica in 2004. This dedication is to the Bereaved Family.Thinking of them at this difficult time and wishing all the family Comfort and Peace. God Bless Barbara Angel London. I was truly shocked and surprised at this sad news. Athough I was not in recent contact, she was always nice to me and friendly. I found her to be dignifed, loving and caring. Last time we met was at my son’s wedding, her nephew, in Jamaica in 2004.
This dedication is to the Bereaved Family.Thinking of them at this difficult time and wishing all the family Comfort and Peace.

God Bless
Barbara Angel
London.

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