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Seth & Nadine Mitchell Nadine-a/k/a Pug

These pages are dedicated to memories of the daughters of Seth Mitchell and the
Step-daughters of Nadine (aka Pug) Bass Mitchell

Tammy had a beautiful singing voice. Teresa was artistic. They both loved music
& each had a good sense of humor. Tammy cherished depictions of God's angels. She was clever with word puzzles and an avid reader of John Grisham novels. Teresa loved animals and always had a pet dog. She was a champion of the downtrodden.

They both wore their hair long and had pretty brown eyes. Tammy's hair was dark brown and Teresa's hair was lighter brown.

As much as Tammy and Teresa were different, they were alike. Both were genuinely sweet and kind. Their impressionable and sensitive natures did make them vulnerable
to undue influence. Charming girls, with "a personal presence" like their daddy's. People liked them and were drawn to them. They had just enough harmless mischief to be fun-loving. They enjoyed a good joke, even if the joke was on them. The sound of their laughter and the affectionate way they said "Daddy" echoes in our world. Beautiful girls, with sunshine smiles we will always see with the eyes of our hearts.

This description was written by Nadine.

These two sisters died just two months apart. They will always be remembered for their place in this life and the joy they brought to their family and to those who knew them.

The following pages consist of Memorials written to each girl by their step-mother, Nadine Bass Mitchell, and for their father, Seth Mitchell. They were written, as you will see, from her heart and with fond thoughts and memories of both girls.

They have, graciously, agreed to share these memories with us and our appreciation goes to them for allowing us to view a glimpse of the daughters that they loved so much.

Thank you Seth and Nadine

Tammy's Memorial

Teresa's Memorial

Silent Watch-A Poem by Nadine Mitchell

Photo Gallery

NOTICE: ©All rights reserved. These poems may be downloaded for your reading enjoyment but may not be published in any form. Copyright belongs solely to the author and all rights to publish belong to her, the author: Nadine (Pug) Mitchell