Mrs. Purvis meant the world to me. She open my mind to things and world's I would not have know thru art. She was a wonderful and loving teacher and will be truly miss. Love you Mrs. Purvis we will all miss you!
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Re: “Farewell to a school teacher, Susan Turner Purvis”
Mrs. Purvis meant the world to me. She open my mind to things and world's I would not have know thru art. She was a wonderful and loving teacher and will be truly miss. Love you Mrs. Purvis we will all miss you!