Edith E.  Comer

Edith E. Comer

May 30, 1927 - October 30, 2008

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Beverly Billings
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Your beautiful alto voice will be missed by all of us who have enjoyed it and we will miss hearing your memorable "giggle"; your family has many beautiful memories to remember you by. Love, your niece Bev
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Roland and Jeannene
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We know your mother will be missed. You have our sympathy and our prayers.
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Sara Grimm
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She will be missed by so many people. I won't ever forget how Jim and her used to carry on all the time. I also won't forget her caroling with the family at Christmas. She always knew how to make people laugh! Love Sara
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Becky Wagman
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My condolences to Edith's family. We first met in 1976 when she was the secretary at Churchville Elementary. It was a couple of years later when my grandfather, Wade Roland, was very sick and my daughter Paula told Edith about him as she was leaving school early for a trip to NC to see him. That's when we found out, to our amazement, that we were related! You see, my Mom, Mae Ola Johnson and Edith are first cousins - which makes her children and me second cousins. She was a wonderful secretary and most of all a wonderful person. I feel bad that I didn't find time to stop by and see her in the last couple of years, especially since I live right across the street and passed her house every day. I know that some of the family is living there now, and it's good to see all the activity there recently. I hope to find time to stop and introduce myself to you all some time soon. With love and prayers in your time of loss. Your cousin, Becky Wagman
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Karen Erdman
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Mom, words can never express the loss I feel. I miss you so much. You are missed by so many people. Not one second goes by that you are not in my thoughts. I would give anything to hear those squeaky wheels on your walker right now. Or your voice on the phone when you would call me at work. I hope to never forget the sound of your voice, the love you gave me and the values you have instilled in me. You were a great Mom who was so strong and kind. Your smile and laughter would light up a room. I only hope I can be as great a Mother to my children, Jen, Steve & Ross, as you were to Steven & I. All my love forever and always. Karen