Contributions to the tribute of Edith Loretta Wells

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Thomas & YonSuk Martin posted a condolence

Gramma, You were a great lady and will be missed very much. We love you!

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Kelly Wells posted a condolence

Dust wisps about disturbed by a lift of stale air in this abandoned cellar cobwebs hang like tangled stockings from beams still holding endless memories up stairs in the kitchen a pot belly stove stands coaxing dough to slow rise while my cousins and I finger painted at the table through the hall past the heating stove at the far end of the living room grandma crocheted doilies- never any two alike coming around the stove I see the door open its ragged narrow steps reaching up phantom whispers... photo thoughts... cold nights beneath down quilts asking Grandma "let me wind-up ole big Ben" She'd say "now" don't you wind it too tight..." here I was safe tucked in next to Grandma who'd rub my feet tickle my back ease the world away in my mind this home my happy place still stands creaking its resilience awaiting its demise to strangers it was only old wood and broken windows it was worn tile and planks gouged from decades of scuffing around One last look-last visit and I turn to walk away

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Bill&Alice Slaier posted a condolence

We are sorry to hear about Aunt Edith's passing,also we are sorry we could not make it to the funeral. You all are in our thoughts and prayers always.

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Roberta Holcomb posted a condolence

My deepest sympathy to the family of Edith Wells. Edith brightened many of my Sundays for the past 13 years with her warm and loving smile and how beautiful she was dressed in blue. What a wonderful lady I am truely blessed to have known and shared time on this earth in her presence.

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Kelly Wells posted a condolence

REFUGE 9, 04' Dust wisps about disturbed by a lift of stale air in this abandoned cellar cobwebs hang like tangled stockings from beams still holding endless memories up stairs in the kitchen a pot belly stove stands coaxing dough to slow rise while my cousins and I finger painted at the table through the hall past the heating stove at the far end of the living room grandma crocheted doilies- never any two alike coming around the stove I see the door open its ragged narrow steps reaching up phantom whispers . . . photo thoughts . . . cold nights beneath down quilts asking Grandma “let me wind-up ole big Ben” She’d say “now don’t you wind it too tight . . .” here I was safe tucked in next to Grandma who’d rub my feet tickle my back ease the world away in my mind this home my happy place still stands creaking its resilience awaiting its demise to strangers it was only old wood and broken windows it was worn tile and planks gouged from decades of scuffing around One last look- last visit and I turn to walk away

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Sherie Klikus posted a condolence

Barbara: Extending heartfelt sympathy to you and your family. Sherie from TraveLearn

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the myers family posted a condolence

to Randy and family, our thought are with you

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George posted a condolence

To My Mom: I wanted to say Happy Birthday Mom In a special loving way But after 97 wonderful years What can one possibly say? Wife, matriarch, grandma and friend Mom to the "amazing seven" Your home and hearth was always in PA But now it is in Heaven Your life has been filled with many events Halley's Comet in '86 and way back in'10 And 3 years old when the Titanic sunk we are glad you weren't sea crusing then. The years went by- some fast- some slow Of course with you some smiles and tears But you certainly did everything well Because Lord blessed us with YOU for all these years. I love you and will miss you Mom. You Son, George

Edith Loretta Wells

1909 - 2006

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Edith Wells

1909 - 2006

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