Elizabeth-Aikey-Obituary

Elizabeth Aikey

Watsontown , Pennsylvania

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WATSONTOWN - Elizabeth A. Aikey, 73, of Main Street passed away Monday, March 21, 2005, in Williamsport Hospital.

She was born June 24, 1931, in Lewisburg, a daughter of the late Clark and Miriam (Baker) Edinger. On Aug. 10, 1957, she married Galen L. Aikey Sr., with whom she celebrated 37 years of marriage before his death on March 1, 1995.

Elizabeth was a 1949 graduate of Milton High School and graduated from Pierce School of Business in Philadelphia.

She retired from New Quaker 2 Industries, Lewisburg, and had previously been employed by the Milton Shoe Factory for many years.

Surviving are one son and daughter-in-law, Galen L. Jr. and Donna Aikey of Milton; five daughters, Virginia Bieber of Watsontown, Anna and her husband Robert Herrick of Millmont, Sandy Aikey of New Columbia, Dora and her husband Norman Trautwein of Trout Run and Holly Aikey of New Columbia; one stepdaughter and her husband, Linda and Robert Criswell of RR1 Mifflinburg; eight grandchildren; three stepgrandchildren; six great-grandchildren; two step great-grandchildren; one brother and sister-in-law, John and Judy Edinger of New Columbia; one sister, Geraldine Byers of Danville; and one sister-in-law, Shirley Jean Edinger.

In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by two brothers, Maurice "Bud" and Clarkie Edinger, and one sister, Beatrice Neitz.

The funeral will be conducted at 2 p.m. today at the Brooks Funeral Home, 124 Main St., Watsontown, with the Rev. Sandra Foster of Trout Run United Methodist Church officiating.

Burial will follow in Forest Hill Cemetery, RR Lewisburg.
This obituary was originally published in The Daily Item.

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Dear Mom,
Well I got through Christmas...sort of...I had a tree up for 3 days..It was so hard without you here. We went to Mom & Dad Trautwein's for Christmas then came home Christmas Night. We had a sandwich for lunch, and I drove straight through and Norm made a grilled cheese sandwich for dinner. That was our Christmas feast...Nothing like you used to make. Is it ever going to get easier not having you with me?

I have gone to Anna & Bob's a few times but it's so hard...

Dear Mom,
I miss you so very much and It doesn't seem to be getting any easier... I cry almost constantly when I'm not around people and everything reminds me of you.

Scott is having a lot of problems again and I feel like I just can't go on much longer like this. I hope and pray that you are in a better place and that you and Dad are re-united and have a wonderful mansion on the hill.

I wish to God I could have given it to you here on earth so I knew for sure...

Thinking of all of you. I know it must be hard. Take care, God bless.
Wendy

It's taken me a while to do this I had to narrow things down to write all of the wonderful memories, I would need to right a book. The first thing that comes to my mind when I think of my Aunt Betty is baked cerrios lol as a kid i loved the smell when they were baking and i loved the taste when they were done. Peek the brat oh how that dog hated me LoL he loved to chase me up on the couch! But I always loved going to my aunt Betty and Uncle Buds because it was always good.....we were'nt...

Sandy and I are sorry about your loss. Take comfort in knowing that your mother is now in a better place. Dick

Dora, Scott, Norm & family I am very sorry for your loss, rembering the good things will chase the sorrow from your heart

Remember your parents are in the best of company with the Lord and want for nothing.

I am very sorry I was unable to attend the service, I had planned to, but life just would not let me. Your mom is now in heaven, a good place without pain and suffering and without worry. I am sure she is with Jesus and will be there some day when you arrive as well. I will be in contact with you and in a few weeks, we can go for lunch so we can talk. God bless you. I know these are very difficult times, but there is always a light beyond where you are and you need to keep moving to it.

On this Easter Sunday, we are thinking of you, Dora, Norm and Scott. We understand the sadness that you are experiencing with the recent passing of your mom, mother-in-law and grandma. From reading all the Guest Book entries we know that Elizabeth was a wonderful person and that she will be greatly missed. We met her only once, and that was at your wedding, Dora and Norm. Our thoughts are with you during this sad period of time.

Lots of love,
Cindy and Jack