Miriam Reed

To the Reed family: I remember Miriam very well with fondness. She made my wedding gown and the gowns of my bridesmaids in 1968 AND she took the wedding photo's! She lived a long a fruitful life and will be missed by many.

To the Reed family,my deepest sympathy your mother was a remarkable woman.She taught many of us kids in the neighborhood how to do canning and freezing and it had to be perfect for the 4-H shows.She also took my wedding photos in 1966. I will never forget her.Rest in peace Mrs.Reed

John and family.I was very sad to hear of your moms passing.
John has told us many stories of how independant she was and how vital.Always sorry to see any fellow New England Tel.
friends have that kind of loss.

Aunt Miriam,
I will never forget you and everything you did for me and my family. Your generosity and kind heart made the world a better place for all of us. You always included anyone who needed a meal, a kind word, a place to stay, or a place to go for the holidays.
I will always remember our talks on Thanksgiving nights when everyone had gone to bed. You taught me so much.
It has been a great honor to have you as my godmother. I love you. Diane

Aunt Miriam,
You were an amazing woman,adored by many.I loved our special talks,you always made me feel special.I love you and miss you so much and never will forget you.Judy

RIP Gram. Will never forget and always will appreciate the home cooked meals and the kindness and love extended to me by you and your daughter Barbara on the many occassions I visited your home, I will love you forever Gram! Walter