Mae Timbimboo Parry

Brian and Family, sorry to hear about your mothers passing, although I did not know her, the things that Brad would share about her and her accomplishments made you admire her from a distance.

Bruce,

Warmest sympathies to you and your family at this time. Some of my fondest memories come from getting to know members of the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation while working on a tribal economic development plan as a student of USU. I have profound respect for all Mae did to bring the Band's history to greater light and notice. She is a great inspiration to all who knew her.

Wishing you all the best and God's comfort at this time.

I didn't know Mae but my grandfather David Rees was a good friend of her father. I was young when my grandfather died in Brigham City and I will never forget Mae's father, Bishop Timbamboo speaking at his funeral.
The Timbamboo name is highly regarded in my family. I was impressed with the things I read about Mae Timbamboo Parry. My condolences to all her family in the loss of a great lady at this time.

Sorry to hear of Mae's passing. She was a big part of our lives growing up and an incredible person. We miss you all and wish everyone in the family well. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Love,
Wendy (Zundel) & Rob Martin, Reston, VA,
Amber (Zundel) & Anthony Farinha, Belmont, CA

Dear Bruce and Darlene:
I remember many good things about your mother, but most importantly,
her support to her children. My
sympathies to you and the family at this time.

Dean Hodson

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.