In Memory of my Mother- Bertha Lee Pippin - January 22, 1916 to November 3, 2000!

" So when tomorrow starts without me, Don't think we're far apart, For every time you think of me, I'm right here, in your heart."   author unknown 

Wednesday, February 28, 2001:   Tonight we will continue with our first steps to expose the "joke" that our Juvenile system has become and try to get it put into a working situation. Last Night you heard  Diane Baur tell us how her 12 year old son  called the police and told them that she was having sex with him.  The FBI, Oklahoma State Crime Bureau all show up around Midnight and arrest her and took the kids away. Later the boy confessed he made up the entire story and now 8 months  later, this woman still does not have her children back.  

Meanwhile Amanda K. Lane who is charged with the killing of my mother, had 23 encounters with the Juvenile system including one about four months before she killed my Mother with the help of a '" few friends" in the neighborhood; she beat a girl named Megan with an Iron Pipe about the face.     

Crime Story   - updated from November 27, 2000 -  This section deals with the police and trial stories behind the murder and who will be tried and who will be released as suspects- 

Murder Story -  Reaction on the first day of discovering the murder of my Mother in her home  

 She was a friend of every stray cat, dog and human that came to Avondale St. 

 Stray Cat waiting for a handout that would never come - a day after the murder of Bertha Lee Pippin. Flowers and black wreath on the door were put up by unknown neighbors and friends earlier that day.    

Boards from listeners and readers-  comments about Youth Violence and my MOTHER. 

Funeral Services were  held Wednesday, November  8, 2000 - 10:00 a.m. Calvary Baptist Church, Cincinnati & R Streets, Muskogee, Oklahoma  Burial was at Memorial Park Cemetery.  The Family has been asked about donations in my Mother's name and what charity.  She had two driving forces in her life; her church and the welfare of animals. Over her lifetime a thousand animals have been relieved of hunger by a handout from the Lady on Avondale Street.  

Muskogee's no kill  Animal Shelter can use the help.