Edith Ann Toupin

God gained an angel I was never going to be ready to say goodbye too. Distance never came between the closeness and bond we shared, you were so much more then my gram, you were a mom, a best friend, the strongest woman I have EVER met. I still don't know how to wrap my head around never talking to you again, never hearing you tell me about your day or how much you love me and your grandkids, never hearing you complain again about the food they served some days (we know it wasn't the best) I...

From the first time I met you playing bingo at the Municipal building on a Friday night in Irasburg you were sweetest lady. You and my grandmother would share many conversations together. I was lucky enough to take care of you for a few years later on as a nurse and we would share memories together. You reminded so much of my grandmother Chamberlain with sweetness, kindness, and yes stubbornness and at times hard will thinking. You were loved by many and you talked about them often. May you...

I will miss her a lot her smiles and and lunches together she will always be with me love you Edith miss you

We would go years without a visit because of the distance between us, but when we were able to visit we were always welcomed with so much love. I don’t think anything made her happier than getting pictures of her grand and great grandchildren. Her mind was as sharp as a tac and she loved sharing old memories. We love you and will miss you until we meet againRest in peace ❤

My Deareat Princessa , oh how I miss you - How we miss you ! Our late night chats and our snacks ! Our outings together ! You know I'd whip you up anything in the kitchen and if we didn't have it I'd go and get it and make it so ! You were my kiddos heaven sent Grandmother and we couldn't be more grateful for the love and joy you brought into our lives. We cherish all the memories. Truly special and one of a kind. Rest in peace, dearest angel.