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Terry Lynch
September 1, 2023
Very sorry to hear of Edna´s passing, but I know she had the blessed assurance that she would be praising her Lord for eternity.
I worked with Edna for years, and we had great conversations! She was a great story-teller and she knew the state of the world, and she knew that Heaven was the place we should all long to be!
She always remembered my wife, my son and even my dog!
You could tell she loved people!
Our loss is Heaven´s gain! Rest in Peace Miss Edna.
Connie Johnson
September 1, 2023
My Condolences...Edna was a Beautiful Lady! I worked with Edna for many years. May she rest in Haven
Taylor Ranella
August 31, 2023
My beautiful loving grandmother. How I wish I could turn back the clock and soak in an extra 5 minutes of you teaching me about our Savior. To snapshot and never let go of your adorable outburst of laughter over your own stories. I´ve loved every little and every extra detail you have provided and poured out. The God fearing woman who never cracked nor broke. You always endured life in love, strength, integrity, and yearned to continue to learn and develop new outlooks of what life has to offer. Never quick to anger, positive and filled with utter most joy. I love you in endless amount of words that only Jesus can come to comprehension. I´m at utter peace you´re in eternity of everything you have craved for so many decades with our Savior but selfishly I ache knowing I have to wait these worldly years to be reunited. Thank you for teaching me such valuable lessons and showing me your wisdom that I can collectively use and pass down to my children one day. I don´t need to look for signs of you, for God is guiding me and the family through this. Our adorable bird, I´m so fulfilled to know your wings have sprawled out to their full potential showing every battle scar and great lengths they have taken as you swiftly and strongly soared up high. As some feathers fall and lay behind from your wings, each feather lies differently with all of us and are reminders of some peace yet sorrow. Love your Taylor baby.
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Taylor Ranella
August 31, 2023
My beautiful loving grandmother. How I wish I could turn back the clock and soak in an extra 5 minutes of you teaching me about our Savior. To snapshot and never let go of your adorable outburst of laughter over your own stories. I´ve loved every little and every extra detail you have provided and poured out. The God fearing woman who never cracked nor broke. You always endured life in love, strength, integrity, and yearned to continue to learn and develop new outlooks of what life has to offer. Never quick to anger, positive and filled with utter most joy. I love you in endless amount of words that only Jesus can come to comprehension. I´m at utter peace you´re in eternity of everything you have craved for so many decades with our Savior. Yet selfishly I ache knowing I have to wait these worldly years to be reunited. Thank you for teaching me such valuable lessons and showing me your wisdom that I can collectively use and pass down to my children one day. I don´t need to look for signs of you for God is guiding me and the family through this. Our adorable bird, I´m so fulfilled to know your wings have sprawled out to their full potential showing every battle scar and great lengths they have taken as you swiftly and strongly soared up high. As some feathers lay behind from your wings, each feather lies differently with all of us and are reminders of some peace yet sorrow. Love Taylor baby.
Ward Myers
August 30, 2023
Edna always had a great sense of humor and a kind heart.
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