Birth date: Aug 31, 1917 Death date: Mar 24, 2013
Hannah Chew Garrison 95, of Bridgeton, passed away Sunday evening March 24, 2013 at the home of her daughter, Nancy with whom she had resided the past two years. Mrs. Garrison was the wife of the late Robert Minch Garrison who die Read Obituary
Dear Hannah's Family,
We are sending our love and prayers to all of you at this time. Your mother was such a wonderful influence in my life as a young child. She always made me feel so welcome into your home. May she now delight in our Lord's presence.
Love,
Ruth and Charlie
To Nancy, Susan and Ellen and families,
We send our deepest sympathy to each of you on the loss of your mother.
Hannah was such a good friend to us and our family for 60 years since Charlotte first taught in the Bridgeton Christian School in 1953.
Though we have only been able to see each other very infrequently in the past years, the memory of Hannah's life and sweet Christian testimony remains in our hearts. We do rejoice that she is with her Saviour whom she loved and served, though we know her family will feel her loss.
Our love and prayers are with all of you.
Gene and Charlotte Faucette
Hannah was a wonderful friend and neighbor. She will be greatly missed by many.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Eva Lowry
To Ellen and John, Our prayers are that God will give you, and your family, a measure of His grace and peace . What a great life mom Hannah had, and now she is with her Lord! Blessings, Wally and Mary
Wonderful memories of a dear women who truly lived her faith. Ellen - I remember you mentioned that when your Dad passed, your Mom said to you that it's time to claim God's promises and that's where she got her strength from. It's good to know those promises don't change. Praying that you all are surrounded by his love and peace during this time of sorrow and celebration. Love you! Nancy and Brent Johnson
To Nancy, Susan, Ellen and Families,
Our deepest condolences on the loss of your Mother. Hannah was a very dear and
special friend of the Sloan family for many many years. She will be greatly missed.
Sincerely,
Gary Sloan, Sr., Gary Jr., Tracy , John, and Families.
One of our fondest memories of Hannah was when Bill was hospitalized after his 1985 car accident. On Friday evenings, Hannah and Cora Shoemaker would come to Bridgeton Hospital and visit the patients...singing, handing out tracts, and sharing their faith. As they approached his room, Bill would shoo his visitors away, because he wanted Hannah and Cora all to himself! What a blessing these visits were to him...and to others, too, I am sure.
We regret that family obligations this Easter weekend prevent us from driving down to celebrate Hannah's homecoming with you all. Please know that you will be in our thoughts and in our prayers.
Bill and Joan Caldwell
