The first time I met Mrs. Faubus, she invited me to stay for supper.  I was pleased to be able to stay because she was so pretty and sweet and the food she was cooking smelled wonderful.  My, that was a long time ago.  Gail was a little one sitting in her high chair.  Every time someone wanted a certain veggie or meat on their plate, Gail would say, "Me too, me too."  Mrs. Faubus was sweet inside and out.  I will always remember her beautiful smile.  I'm not sure I ever frown.  The Faubus family was very fortunate to have this lady for their Mother.  RIP Mrs. Faubus.  I'll see you in heaven.  Love and many blessings, Anita