LACED WITH LOVE Sheila Walker's mother Jean had no telephone or car when World War II began and email was only a futuristic dream. But Jean wanted to keep in touch with her family less than fifty miles away. So, she wrote letters to Sheila's grandmothers, describing the day-to-day pleasures and challenges of raising seven children. After Jean's death in the 1980s, Sheila reread the letters and knew she had to write this book. It's a glimpse into a simpler time and a tribute to the family values we hear so much about today. It is truly a memoir laced with love. Book jacket.