Carolyn was born to Tommy and Irene Rials Grigsby. She was named after her aunt Bettie Rials Pigg.
She grew up at the Redtown area of Elkhart. She later went to Houston when she was grown. She married a man named Bebee. They were separated at the time of her death. The family always believed he had something to do with her death. Do not know if it was proven or not.
She was brought home for burial in Myrtle Springs Cemetery. She was followed in death by her mother and father, brother and sister-in-law. They are all gone now.
She does have a niece, Marla and two nephews, Mark and Brandon that survive their parents, grandparents and aunt.
She grew up at the Redtown area of Elkhart. She later went to Houston when she was grown. She married a man named Bebee. They were separated at the time of her death. The family always believed he had something to do with her death. Do not know if it was proven or not.
She was brought home for burial in Myrtle Springs Cemetery. She was followed in death by her mother and father, brother and sister-in-law. They are all gone now.
She does have a niece, Marla and two nephews, Mark and Brandon that survive their parents, grandparents and aunt.
Carolyn was born to Tommy and Irene Rials Grigsby. She was named after her aunt Bettie Rials Pigg.
She grew up at the Redtown area of Elkhart. She later went to Houston when she was grown. She married a man named Bebee. They were separated at the time of her death. The family always believed he had something to do with her death. Do not know if it was proven or not.
She was brought home for burial in Myrtle Springs Cemetery. She was followed in death by her mother and father, brother and sister-in-law. They are all gone now.
She does have a niece, Marla and two nephews, Mark and Brandon that survive their parents, grandparents and aunt.
She grew up at the Redtown area of Elkhart. She later went to Houston when she was grown. She married a man named Bebee. They were separated at the time of her death. The family always believed he had something to do with her death. Do not know if it was proven or not.
She was brought home for burial in Myrtle Springs Cemetery. She was followed in death by her mother and father, brother and sister-in-law. They are all gone now.
She does have a niece, Marla and two nephews, Mark and Brandon that survive their parents, grandparents and aunt.
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