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We remember Wilma Jean Cravens



2022-02-18 - Indianapolis, IN - Photo from Columbia Magazine archives by Beth Ann Cravens.
Remembering Wilma Jean Cravens who passed away last night. She was born in Columbia to E.P. and Audrey Waggener. Details will be printed as soon as we receive them. For now, we'll just smile through tears and know there's a mighty reunion going on in heaven with her parents, her husband Paul, their four children Sue, Don, Phil and Beth Ann, Jean's brothers Arthur and Ed, and other Waggener, Chelf and Cravens family members who went before her.

Jean's daughter sent these pictures and wrote on her mother's 89th birthday, "She is one of those rare people that illuminates the room with light and love when she walks into it. Here she is with her orange poppies (at right), lilac blooming in the background. At left she is pictured her in front of the old smoke bush with beautiful maroon leaves. As far as I'm concerned, she outshines every flower in the yard." - Beth Ann


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