“Martha Ellen Klingman was my sister-in-law, I only knew her a short time. I was just a young kid, I lived in Shreveport, Louisiana with my mother Eloise Cole. Clarence Elmer Cole was my Brother. He also had my father's name. His three sons died that day in 1978 Clarence Elmer Cole III, William Arnold Cole, Matthew Todd Cole, April Heather Klingman (5) I just learned of today, My Brother Died in 1996 after 20 years in the Army, we never spoke to each other after my mother died in 1975. ” - Charles Elmer Cole
“You were my Aunt Marty. You were married to my mother's brother Clarence. Eloise Cole, my grandmother, was your mother-in-law and I loved you even though I was very young. I remember playing with my cousins before my parents (William F. Anderson and Gloria Jean (Cole) Anderson) were stationed in England. I never got to see you or them again.
I'll never forget the day my parents sat us down and explained to me and my brother that you and our cousins were in Heaven now. I was just 7, I think, but all I could think about was me and my cousins will never get to play again. You were wonderful and so sweet to me and my brother. I pray your memory is never forgotten and know you were always loved. Charles Elmer Cole was my uncle, your brother-in-law, and I can still remember him carrying me on his shoulders running around my grandmother's front yard making me laugh and giggle. Hold my cousins close. I'll never forget you.
Tania Dee Anderson
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Tania Dee Anderson“I'm speaking for my dad and I. I wish I could have met you. Your sisters are great, but the way dad made you sound was epic, and for you to be the kind of person you were, with the way you were raised, all you guys were amazing! I love you aunty. Dad told all of us kids about you. Dad wanted to hurt jim jones. grandma didnt tell him you called till it was too late. I wish I seen you in person and not in pictures. I wish I could have talked to you, and not hear stories of you. but this is the way it is. ” -
Sherry Read
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