Birth date: May 30, 1919 Death date: Nov 19, 2014
Ruby Mae Pardy, age 95 of Madison Heights, Michigan passed away on November 19, 2014. She was born on May 30, 1919 in Paducah, Kentucky to the late Clarence and Valrie Adams. Loving Wife of Roy Pardy. Dear Mother of Ruth Ann (Joh Read Obituary
Grandma it is ❄️January 2026 now and my love for you never dies. I wish I could hold you and tell you how much I love you and miss you. There are never enough days for that. Aunt Earline, uncle John and dad are now gone to.🕊 Good lord willing your all together and having a cup of coffee ☕️ laughing together. 😁❤️ love always Rosebud.🌹
Thanksgiving 2022 Grandma you embodied what it meant to be the glue for your family. All the years you made Thanksgiving a wonderful day for us all. Your table was always so beautifully set, and your arrangements you always crafted made it even more special. A circle of love with always a touch of nature to behold, sprigs of pine or cedar a pinecone or two. I still don't know how you managed dinner for us all, from Higgins lake memories for dinner and so many in Madison heights on Sherry Avenue. I miss your cornbread dressing and the guys playing football out in the street while us ladies would visit together and football game playing in den. I miss you today and always I am grateful for the memories we once shared.
Love you grandma miss you everyday, Today was your birthday you would have been 101 today.
My love for you will never die.
Grandma, it's the first weekend of springtime 2020 and the world is upside down. We are all under quarantine from a virus. I keep thinking of you and grandpa, and what you both endured during war time and the great depression. Courage and strength by always holding Gods hand. That is what you have instilled in me and I thank you for it always and forever. I will never forget all that you sacrificed for your family. I miss you so much it still hurts without you here to hold. I'm clinging to Christ everyday so we can be together again. Love always, your Rosebud. 🥀🥀🙏🥀🥀
Grandma, It is first day of fall I miss you and pap so much. Clinging to Christ so I can be with you both again. Grateful for our time together but longing to be reunited. God is good. Love always, your Rosebud.
Grandma, it is summer of 2019 I miss you so much. What I wouldn't give just to hold you again and look into your beautiful eyes. It hasn't got any easier without you here same pain different day. God rest your sweet soul until we met again Grammy I love you, your loving Rosebud.
She was always a kind loving women. With a lot of joy and loved her family ,very much she always treated me with respect and understanding. Thank you Love Loretta
Wish I could see your smile and hear your besutiful laugh, Love Roy.
