Edith O'Connor

I was one of Ediths caretakers in Los Angeles. Our favorite things were to to sing old songs, talk about cooking and old movies. She was so charming and witty. I will miss her terribly

I was deeply sorry to hear the sad news about Mme O’Connor. Her class, which she was kind enough to let me audit even though it was full, was an oasis. I can still hear her rapid footsteps as she approached her classroom in Hibbard Hall and sang out, “Bonjour, mes enfants!”. She was an inspiration.

Cathy - So sorry to read about your mom's passing. She was a fine person, as was your dad. I really enjoyed working for your parents all those summers. We did seem to accomplish many of their dreams. I will remember and cherish those days. Don

Cathy, I'm so sorry to hear about your mother's passing. She was the sweetest; the few times I saw her after our graduation, she always knew me and spoke to me with great kindness. She will forever be in your heart along with the many wonderful memories you have of her & your father. Sending my love, hugs & prayers to you.

Dear Catherine. It was always a pleasure for me to see your family. Your mother was always so sweet and pleasant. We will always remember her. Our sincere sympathy. David.

What a beautiful tribute. I will always love Edie, and always have a bottle of chilled champagne ready in her honor. I feel lucky to have known her. Sending all my love to you, Cat.

Catherine from Carol Heimerl. So sorry to hear about Edie. What a GREAT friend she and Ralph were. Many dinners, back yard picnics and I could go on and on. You know. She will be on my mind forever. Wonderful, intelligent lady.

Catherine==This is Carol Heimerl. It grieves me to read this. I'm so sorry for you John and I had MANY great times with Ralph and Edie. Great friends ! ! Love to you Cathy.