Agnes Miner

I grew up as the oldest child in a loving household of younger siblings but I always looked forward to visiting the Miner's house. It was there that seemingly more "adult" conversations took place and I felt welcomed and valued. Mrs. Miner could always say something to me that made me feel special. One such recollection was the day their family included me in an afternoon lunch at a local restaurant Mrs. Miner looked at me across the table and said, "Florence, you have such perfect...

I'm so very sad to lose such an interesting friend. How I always loved to visit Harvard Place - things were never dull at the Miner house! Our AAHS reunions will never be as great now, without your mom. I'm not surprised to hear of Mrs. Miner's last day; leave it to her to have a fascinating, almost dramatic, end of life! Denise, you know how much I loved both your mom and you. I'm so happy things went well for all of you the last few months of her life.