Birth date: Sep 30, 1929 Death date: Nov 12, 2017
Ruby E. (Kincaid) Webb, age 88, passed away on Sunday, November 12, 2017 in Nashville, Tennessee. Ruby was born on September 30, 1929. Whether Ruby was quilting, sitting in the swing in her yard or enjoying the beach with family, Read Obituary
Debra , James and family please accept our deep heartfelt sympathy for your loss, having known your family for so many years.
Bob & Grace Martin
Moma, I am sitting here looking at you're picture and my heart is breaking into a million pieces. I can't remember how many times you have asked me to look at this website and read to you the names of who were going to be buried, just in case you knew them. I know with your eyesight it was hard for you to read the paper, so you would have me to read the obits to you. I am trying to stay calm as you ask me, but it is so hard. I will miss all of our trips to the doctors, grocery store, lunches, and just driving through the old neighborhood one more time. The last few years we have got to spend so much more time together since I wasn't working anymore. I will always treasure those times. How I would always take you to see Betty at the cemetery, and always all around to see all of your old friends, that had gone on before you. How we would just sit out there and talk about our girls that we both had lost. I know you loved me and you knew I loved you, I'm going to miss you saying "call me when you get home to let me know you made it alright." Our nightly phone calls, and the morning ones. But most of all I going to miss my friend, the woman who always said we both almost died during my birth and I'm going to miss you always telling me every night after our phone call, Moma loves you. I LOVE YOU MOMA!
In the latter 60,s and early 70,s Aunt Ruby lived down the street from my Dad and Mom John Wesley whom she called Dick and Christine and me Debbie Clark . My Mom and Aunt Ruby would visit and talk and share their life's with each other. I was young and remember Betty and Debbie walking up the street to the bus stop. I always wanted to be like them, they were beautiful long hair, fun and grown up of which I couldn't wait to be just like them. In life they became and are more beautiful than ever. Aunt Ruby taught them about Jesus, of which lead to Love, Kindness, Family values and respect for others. I will always cherish her wittness for Our Lord and Savior and her gift that she gave her children her faith in Jesus. I'm sure you and my Mom are Angels looking down ready to bring comfort for Aunt Ruby family, I Love each of you and I am praying for your path at this time to be illuminated by the grace of God as you celebrate her precious life filled ful of love, laughter and memories to cherish a lifetime. Prayers,Blessing, and Love to all. Debbie Clark Owen your cousin.
When I was a little girl, I couldn’t say Aunt Ruby. You will always be my Aunt RuRu, you encouraged me to love the lord and trust in him and took me to church on Sunday mornings. I can never thank you enough for helping make me the person I am today and you will always be “My Forever Love”!
Mrs. Ruby was loved and cherished by everyone. There are no words to say how much my family loves her. She will always hold a special place in our hearts!
Phillip, Sherry, Eric and Haley Dorris
