Edith E. Pritchard

Dear Pritchard Family,
Earl and I send our deepest sympathy to you all. We have very fond memories of your mom and loved her very much - the lively way she always played the piano at church and at BSF and for the hugs she always gave us. We will miss her but we rejoice with you that she is with the Lord now. She was a pleasure to know. Most sincerely, Holly & Earl

Dear Family,
I am sad that Edith has left us but welcome the thought that she now will join my mother and her loved ones in a heavenly place. I lost my mom 10-13-06 at the age of 93 and so they can find comfort in knowing each other.. Your mother was a tower of strength and I enjoyed my many times we talked together during our years of research here at the Sleep study. We all send our prayers to all of you in the family. She touched so many people and her strength will live on inside...

Dear Pritchard Family,
What warm and endearing memories I will cherish of your Mom. How we loved playing in your home. [you remember?] The first time I ever sang at church was with your Mom playing the piano. She was a true treasure to all of us and will be greatly missed. Much love, Jane [Davis] Brunn

PAUL THIS IS YOUR FRIEND EARNEST
THOMPSON GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.

"What a friend we have in Jesus"...Aunt Ede was one of many to share and teach me this truth. I will miss her wisdom, her exhortations and her smile. She was a great lady - who influenced many (including outside her own flock). Though life dealt her many problems and difficulties she always seemed to come up smiling.
"To be absent from the body IS to be present with the Lord"...welcome home, Aunt Ede.