She was the youngest of 3 children. Her mother died when she was a child. Her father was devastated by the loss and enrolled her in a Catholic school and he traveled.
She spent holidays and summers with her maternal grandparents (Henry's) in Guntersville, Alabama
She attended college a couple of years somewhere in Virginia, came to Guntersville for one holiday, met Albert Ayres II and never returned to school. They were married and she lived the rest of her life on Georgia Mountain in what was originally the Foster home.
She spent holidays and summers with her maternal grandparents (Henry's) in Guntersville, Alabama
She attended college a couple of years somewhere in Virginia, came to Guntersville for one holiday, met Albert Ayres II and never returned to school. They were married and she lived the rest of her life on Georgia Mountain in what was originally the Foster home.
She was the youngest of 3 children. Her mother died when she was a child. Her father was devastated by the loss and enrolled her in a Catholic school and he traveled.
She spent holidays and summers with her maternal grandparents (Henry's) in Guntersville, Alabama
She attended college a couple of years somewhere in Virginia, came to Guntersville for one holiday, met Albert Ayres II and never returned to school. They were married and she lived the rest of her life on Georgia Mountain in what was originally the Foster home.
She spent holidays and summers with her maternal grandparents (Henry's) in Guntersville, Alabama
She attended college a couple of years somewhere in Virginia, came to Guntersville for one holiday, met Albert Ayres II and never returned to school. They were married and she lived the rest of her life on Georgia Mountain in what was originally the Foster home.
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