Casie Lynn Williams

I think of Casie often but especially today. I will always miss celebrating her birthday together. It is still so hard to believe she is gone

I worked with Cassie at Bucks Country Gardens decorating for Christmas she had the unmistakable creative talent we all wish we had. Always wanting to share and advise on technique she mastered. She made decorating look easy; she was a natural at it. This is one of her beautiful creations.
Rest in Peace Cassie

Casie and I were complete opposites but we still connected and respected each other. I like to joke that Casie manifested our friendship. She sent me a request on Facebook before we ever met. The first time I saw her was Halloween 2014 in downtown Easton. She was wearing a tiny bee costume. She looked distraught and lost. Naturally, I went to check on her. The rest wrote itself. I have many memories of tubing, hiking, day trips to the beach, parties at my house or camping at my in-laws property. She always showed up and I did the same for her. Terry, you had an enviable mother/daughter relationship with Casie. You were always her best friend. I am absolutely gutted with empathy for you and Leo. I will forever cherish the time we shared.