MARY A. HEINE

I had a cup of tea at dinner last night....always think of you when I have it. Hard to believe almost a month has passed. Thank you for the smells you have sent. It warms my heart.

My Mom was the most loving, giving sharing, kind person I have or ever will know. She set an excellent example for all who knew her especially me. I will never attain the level of goodness she did but I will try. I love you Mama

When I was growing up most kids went to Disney, I got to go see Aunt Agnes and Uncle Billy. Disney had nothing on them ! She was such a special part of my childhood, so many great memories, I think of her with every cup of hot tea I drink. We were all blessed to have had her in our lives.

I join in your sorrow for such a wonderful woman who touched so many lives in my family. The 80 year friendship our mothers shared led to many memories and to three generations of Godchildren. She
was a true example of Christianity and even more so as a Godmother. I will cherish the stories about the turtle that ate fudge, playing paper dolls, and the frilly dresses left for my mom to iron. And we can't forget Memorial Days at the cabin. I enjoyed the chats on the phone when I...

I was 19 when I first met Agnes. She became a roll model and mentor for me. From her I learned what it meant to be a loving mom. And later, she showed me what a truely amazing Grandmother should be. It meant so much to me to become a part of this family.

My sympathies to your family and hugs to two of Ms. Heine's very beautiful granddaughters. May you find peace and comfort in your time of need.

So grateful for Aunt Agnes! I have so many wonderful memories with her, Uncle Billy and the whole family!! Chocolate Oatmeal cookies, the pool, many family road trips and just sitting around the dining room table talking. She was like a Grandmother to me, so thankful for all the wonderful memories!! Love to you all!

From her 89th to her 90th birthday, I'm lucky to have been able to spend so much time with Grandmother and have Suzannah get to know her GREAT Grandmother.

Aunt Agnes was always a loving person and although miles kept us apart, everytime we were able to visit she made us feel like we had just been there yesterday and welcomed us with open arms! She will be sorely missed, but her memories are going to live on for a really long time.