Birth date: Jan 1, 1927 Death date: Nov 17, 2021
Virginia Bell McKenzie, 94, of Nashville, Tennessee, passed away on Wednesday, November 17, 2021. Born January 1, 1927, in Springfield, Tennessee, she was the daughter of the late Henry N. Estes and Birdie Lee Cook Estes. In addi Read Obituary
Thinking of you today. My heart misses you tremendously and I wish you could be here to see all of the accomplishments I have made in your honor, Grandma. We all need you and I speak for everyone regardless of how much others may feel. We all agree that you held the entire generations' foundation solidly and Bigdaddy helped build that foundation alongside you with ready and steady strength. I tell my children of you both often. Save us a seat in those rocking chairs up there in Heaven. I sure look forward to that glass of sweet tea, planting flowers/crops andvbird watching activities. Hummingbirds remind me so much of you. I love you with every ounce of my soul.
Love always,
Your Diane ❤️
( Kayla Diane )
Grandma was always the one person you just had to adore. Her & Big daddy were always marriage goals to me. Seeing a love like theirs really made an impact. Without Grandma I have no idea where I would be but with her I do know life was always fuller, happier, & always made new memories each step of the way. I truly treasure her. She will always be the Mama Bear of the family and no one can ever replace her. I'm thankful for the things I learned from her and actually taking time in my younger years to learn her cooking skills along with every other trait she's passed down by generations. I never thought my heart could break into a million pieces up until now. She's definitely taking a piece of my heart with her and as we say our goodbyes I want to send a prayer out to everyone during this hard time. May God comfort us all as we lay her to rest this week.
My best memories with Grandma are every single one she's apart of. There's far too many.
Diane loves you so much, forever & always. Until we see each other again.
No words can express the emptiness that is felt from the loss of our Grandmother.
My sister was married to her son Joe when we used to go visit her and she cook the best dinner she was one of the sweetest women I've ever known her and her husband the world will miss another beautiful person but I know she's in a better place she's with her family now and her children love you Virginia rest in peace you deserve it.
