Looking for Elaine my wonderful loving Nannie from 1970 for Barbara Hayes.

by Barbara
(Atlanta , GA)

Elaine came to live with me when I was about 3 1/2 years old. She was Jamaican, about 25 years old. She was married to a Kingston policeman, who was very nice. During one of his visits he taught me to color within the lines. Elaine lived with me until I was 9. My parents divorced and Elaine went away.

That is the way I remember it. She lived with us in 3 states in the USA , NY, Louisiana, Texas.
Would like to thank her for being there for me. Any information would be great.

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