DAVID B. EDMONSTON

I am so sorry for your loss. It sounds like David was very well-loved and will be greatly missed. I have vague memories of meeting my cousins once or twice when I was very young. (I think I remember one of you calling me "watermelon", lol. I guess I was a chubby little girl! I have more vivid memories of your father, my Uncle Donald, and my aunt, (Aunt Anna?). I remember Uncle Donald as being very smart and kind). God bless all of you. I'm sorry our families weren't closer growing up. ...

I remember David from the several trips to MA with my family for visits during summer vacations. I enjoyed playing half-ball with the boys and my sister, Carol, in the Edmonston's backyard, fenced in as I recall. I remember David as the rather shy, quiet older brother who liked to play the family's upright piano but mostly seemed to be "in the background" during our visits. He had a great, wide smile! I wish I had gotten to know him better but we were 8 years apart in age and my sister and...

I didn't know my cousin
David other than visits with my family when I was young. I do remember the half-ball games though, and the narrow lot and wonderful energy of the boys playing. My heart reaches out to you while you suffer. Life is so short. David is loved by all that survive him. I'm so sorry to see him go.

My love and thoughts are with all of you as you cope with your loss. I did not know my cousin, David, well, but am blessed with rich stories and anecdotes of his life. He will be missed indeed.