Quondam Tuesday... It's All About Miss Kitty

This Quondam Tuesday, I am taking you on a trip to meet my Muse.

Grandma Kitty & I ~2000~

The wonderful Kathryn Louise Garner Wright.
If you are familiar with my Blog, you have heard many stories of this Darling Grandma that helped me to become who I am.

Kathryn Lousie Garner, was born September 11, 1927.

Kitty ~1932~ age five

I love this photograph. Kitty is five, she is so happy. Look at her little doll bundled up. She is holding her up to be in the photo with her.  This is in front of their home in Lakeland Florida.

Kitty age six ~1933~

This one was taken at age six. I don't believe it was her pony. She always loved ponies, horses, and all animals. She was blessed to have them in her life. Look how adorable her smile is. She is so confident!

Kitty  ~1936~

Kitty is nine here. She sits so poised. She did some modeling in her teens & early twenties. She had the most vibrate golden red hair. Her smile was genuine and contagious.

Kitty ~1951~

Here is Kitty at 24.
She is now living in San Antonio, Texas. At this point she has ended a very bad marriage with a cruel man, has a young son, and is about to meet my Grandfather.

Ed Wright & Kitty 1952

This photograph is titled on the back, "Self-portrait". My Grandparents are dating. They are both divorced, and both have a child from their previous marriages. My Grandfather's daughter, Barbara, my Mom, is 12. My Grandmother's son, Ricky is around 6.

Kitty & Ed Wright ~1953~

 ♥My Grandparents wedding♥

Ed & Kitty ~1953~

♥The Honeymoon in Mexico♥

Grandma Kitty & Jan 1978

This is truly one of my favorite photographs I own. It was taken the summer of 1978. One of my Summers spent in Texas with my Grandparents. It was taken in a photo booth. I had it enlarged and framed. Grandma had one also. This photo represents the love that this incredible woman gave me. You can see it in her expression. You can see how loved I feel. Our relationship was very Blessed. How grateful I am that my Grandparents allowed me to stay all those summers. And that my parents allowed me to go. I spent all my summers from Eighth grade to my Senior year in high school, plus Christmas my Senior year. Very formative years. I learned so much from them both.

My Grandma Kitty passed away June 3rd, 2003. Too soon. But God needed her. My Grandfather was waiting for her in Heaven. She is all over my home. Photos, sentiments, or silliness that I developed from her.
She is a part of me and who I am.