I remember while growing up Mom and I go and visit Grandma Turbull while she lived in Missouri. Lots of good laughs and memories of playing rummy,kings in the corner,rook etc. Also visitng for Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Love you Grandma. Peace be with you.
Thinking of Aunt Edna takes me back to the days when even the oldest of us Turnbull/Paetz cousins were young. Lots of kids running around trying not to get caught in too much trouble. My sisters and I have often mused over how energetic and fun Auntie Edna was. We will keep those good memories.
To all of my Aunty Edna's family - I love you all and I'm feeling your sorrow now. Growing up on the same farm as her immediate family, you are like my brothers and sisters. I'm sending you my sincerest condolences. I hope you will all take consolence in all the wonderful memories Aunty Edna left. She was a wonderful and dear person.
Such a lovely lady , always smiling My mother, Edythe ,enjoyed her friendship for many years. She sat with mom at Auxiliary so they continued sharing conversations during meal time. Our deepest condolences to the family.
