Frieda Berryhill

When I saw in my little book that it is now ten years since you left us, dear friend, I thought it was a mistake. It seems like a lifetime ago since we talked -- way more than 10 years. Gosh. I think of you sooo much. So many things remind me of you. I hope someone misses me when I'm gone as much as I miss you.

Frieda was a transformational activist unlike any i have encountered. It was my fortune to have her as my 4th guest on "The Exploration of Consciousness". Because of her dedication and selfless devotion to possibly the most important issue facing humanity as a whole today (nuclear fission), her inspiration reinspired me into action. Words alone cannot convey the importance of her existence and the beautiful caring heart that she was. To you dear Frieda, you are a light that will never go...

I consider myself blessed that Frieda was one of my mentors. I was given a great gift to have her as my friend.

She was one of a kind, devoted to her cause and helpful to me as I found my way around Delaware government. She was warm, focused and deserving of all our admiration and respect. Thank you Frieda for all you did for us.

I am getting choked up reading the wonderful expressions of love for Frieda.

She was truly a one-of-a-kind and all who knew and loved her are going to try to keep that kind-ness alive in our own ways.

From the age of 15 to 34, Frieda was, in many ways, a second mom to me. After that, she continued to be a steadfast anchor in the world for my sons- Alex and Mack Berryhill. She was a huge part of our lives, she was an inspiration. She lived out the quote: "Live your life in such a way that when you are gone, your children will know you stood for something wonderful." Forever in our hearts...Peace be to her memory.

Linda and family,

When you and i met at a high school reunion a few years back, after Not seeing each other since graduation, who did we talk about, but your Mother of course. She was truly an inspirational person, and I can say she was a positive influence in my life. To get involved, stand up for what we believe in and care about our environment.

WOW! Where do I begin. Growing up just down the street and being around Frieda for so many years I have significant memories of just how strong and determined this woman was. As passionate as she was for her cause, she was an excellent mother and ever so passionate about her children. She was always warm and welcoming and she remained graceful in all she did until her last days. What a wonderful woman - she left her mark on this world and I truly believe that she will be missed. God...