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Reflecting on memories of Edith Johnson is something I do more than once a year. Delightful human.
Frances Ford
September 13, 2024 | Friend
Portland, Oregon
Johnson, Edith Lowe Bronson 94 Aug. 03, 1920 Aug. 15, 2014 Edith was born in the Milwaukie home that her father built. She was the fourth daughter of five children. She graduated from Milwaukie High School and was yearbook editor her senior year. After high school, she worked for an insurance...
Read MoreReflecting on memories of Edith Johnson is something I do more than once a year. Delightful human.
Frances Ford
September 13, 2024 | Friend
As time marches away we tend to forget the past. But, Edith Johnson is someone you never forget. Always a smile, always gracious and always glad to see me. I wish I could talk to you once again. Thinking about Edith makes me smile.
Frances Ford
September 13, 2023 | Friend
Miss visiting with you your grace and beauty still inspire me. Paint on while enjoying that special caramel.
Frances Ford
September 13, 2020 | Acquaintance
My heart goes to Edith's family and friends.
Dear Edith, you are a wonderful kind soul that has touched mine and many lives here at your old home at The Stafford. We think of you all the time.
Love,
Lucie Flood
Lucie Flood
September 24, 2014 | Lake Oswego, OR
My deepest sympathy goes out to the family of Edith. It was such a joy to have known her and she lit up everyone's life. With wonderful memories, always, ~ Ky
Ky Jennings
September 24, 2014 | Portland, OR
I had the great privilege of growing up down the street from the Bronson home and Edith. Her generosity of spirit and care seemed endless, making this girl, and later teen, always feel like it was a second home. I cannot imagine my childhood without her in it.
My love to the entire family as you celebrate her life.
xxoo
Kristin Aman Christophersen
September 22, 2014 | Portland
Knowing you has touched my life forever. You purchased my candy and we talked about life and family. Now I know where you are...where you wanted to be. You are greatly missed.
Frances Ford
September 22, 2014 | Milwaukiue, OR