Edith Rasmussen

I remember Mrs. Rasmussen from the Child Day care center at Loy Norrix. She was a very kind, loving woman who loved the Lord! I was a student in the Day Care center for two years and she was none judgmental when I became a teen mother.

On behalf of the New Wilmington Mission Conference I want to express our thoughts and prayers as you celebrate an amazing life. So many of us have been touched and inspired by the life and presence of Edith over many years. She is a model of one who lived her life to honor God. We are grateful for the gift of Edith's life and thank God for the bright light that she has been. We will cherish memories and hold the family in our prayers. With Deep Gratitude

Edith (and Bob) were very good friends with my Mom and Dad, Martha & Ed Daniels. Our family would attend worship services and do activities at North Church. Edith had a warm, welcoming, contagious smile. I have deep respect for her and how she enriched our community. I'm so sorry for your loss. Barb Daniels

Where do I begin. This lady was an important part of my childhood growing up in West Virginia. She was my kindergarten teacher and all around great friend who always had a smile that would light up a room. The Rasmussen Family was a very loved by all in the Clear Fork area. She taught me in Kindergarten and gave me the best start for entering Grade School. Many , Many Memories. Love ya Grace, John, and Jimmy.

My sincere condolences to your family - I only had a few interactions with Mrs. Rasmussen after her husband's death and during her stay at Heritage, but her smile and joyful disposition were contagious each time we chatted.