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Christine Yandell Rother
December 23, 2021
On the one year anniversary of my mother“s death I have many happy memories of time spent with her. I will always remember her on Christmas Eve singing in the choir with her friends Mrs. Swift, Mrs. Mercia and Mrs. Riley at the Williston Federated Church in Williston, Vermont. I can still hear her voice singing her favorite carols.
JB Barna
January 3, 2014
Dear Robin,
My thoughts are with you and your family. Your mother seemed like someone who I would have enjoyed knowing. I lost my mom 3 1/2 years ago and I know this time is not easy. I hope you find comfort in all that comforts you.
Peace and love,
JB
Laurie van Wagenberg
January 2, 2014
Grace, gentleness, kindness, curiosity sense of humor - are just some of the qualities that come to mind when I think of her. I admired and adored my Aunt. Although the last few years may have been difficult I will always remember her as a lovely, loving and kind woman. Our loss is most certainly heaven's gain.
Darlene Isham
January 2, 2014
Cathy was soft spoken person, always talking about the birds. I to look forward to spring each year when I went by to see all the daffodils in the field, now this spring they will be one more daffodil in the field. Sending thoughts and prayers.
Mina Isham
January 1, 2014
-- Mrs. Yandell was softspoken & independent. I looked for birdfeeders, chickens, daffodils, & sheep when traveling by her home. Was she an alto or soprano in WFC choir? --
December 31, 2013
Dear David,
I too, remember the daffodils and the beautiful lighted Christmas star in the field. I didn't know your mom, but I certainly heard wonderful things about her. You must be very proud of her legacy, and hope you and your family can find peace in that.
Sharon Riley
Peter Leopold
December 31, 2013
Cathy was a rare and very special person. She was a guiding spirit and patron of the Green Mountain Audubon Society for many years. She was passionate in her love of birds and nature. She lived with grace and modesty, loved her children and grandchildren, had great artistic talent and was a pillar of Williston's community.
I remember her wonderful laugh and humor. Her family is in my thoughts and prayers.
Jamie Leopold
December 30, 2013
I got to know Cathy and the Yandells in the mid 1960s. She was wonderful woman: kind, loving, gentle, trusting, outgoing, fun loving, and interested in all kinds of things and people. Cathy made an indelible mark on her community, and will truly be missed my many including me! I am thankful for the privilege to have known Cathy.
Jill Lantman McGann
December 30, 2013
I always found Mrs. Yandell to be the most lovely "Mom" I knew during my childhood in Williston . Her warmth, her smile and the way she wore her hair beautifully with barrettes made me want to do the same. Her daffodils in the field next to her home always a reminder that Spring had arrived. I will always remember her so fondly.
I think the flowers were forced on her by her children, but a nice photo anyway . . .
Dave Yandell
December 30, 2013
Ken Fortier
December 30, 2013
Sorry for your lost! One great women!
George Little, Jr.
December 29, 2013
Condolences on behalf of the Little family.
Perhaps there is some solace in knowing that people like your mother who find beauty in the smallest things have an immediate sense of the ephemeral nature of all things, and of time itself.
She found beauty, and gave kindness to many with this profound understanding.
December 29, 2013
I have many cherished memories of my mother. Our bird watching walks in the woods were delightful.We would stop to admire a perfect little spider's web laced with dew drops gleaming in the sun or listen to the chorus of song birds. She taught me to find joy in every season, every new sunrise. and to delight in the discovery of the first snow drops, crocus and daffodils each spring. Her love of people and community spirit taught me a lot. But most of all she taught me the true meaning of kindness, KINDNESS....the most powerful word in the English lanquage. I will miss her beyond words.
Chris Rother
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