Today is my paternal Grandma Crosby's big day. She's 91! I did not live close to Grandma growing up, but whenever I think about her, I think of a giver. When our family would go up for a visit, I always remember that no matter how late the hour we arrived, we would find her in the family room waiting up for us and keeping busy with a crochet or quilting project. She would proceed to jump up to help us and ask us if we were hungry and what could she get for us. Let me tell you, no one ever went hungry at Grandma's house. There was always an abundance of fresh veggies from the garden or Grandma's delicious homemade bread (my personal favorite). Grandma always had people coming and going from her home - she has 48 grandchildren and 60+ great-grandchildren (it's hard to keep track).I know that never have I been witness to a time that Grandma put herself first. She has always willingly and happily served others. She's soft spoken and thoughtful. Funny, too! I'm grateful for having her example in my life.


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