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Eda Meurer

1915 - 2011

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Claire Cheesman posted a condolence

Dear members of Eda's family, I regret that I will be unable to join you for the special memorial in honor of Eda. I do wish to extend my condolences to all. Eda was a special and caring friend to my late mother, Mickey (Laurice) Wagner. Eda and Mom had been friends since Eda and Carl married. In later years they enjoyed China painting together and always managed to have a cup of tea and goodies. Eda was certainly a trouper (and a role model for my Dad) as she valiantly battled lymphoma over the years! Mom and I both appreciated how Eda would call and check on my Mom on a regular basis. May you find comfort in the fond memories of Eda that you treasure. In sympathy, Claire Cheesman 48 Country Greens Dr. Bellport, NY 11713 (631) 286-0548

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Marilyn Baker posted a condolence

I am sad that I can't be with you today at the memorial service; however our recent visit with Aunt Eda was wonderful. We were able to reminisce about good family times that we shared, our picnics at the lake, our vacations at the Jersey Shore and many other memorable family gatherings. On the day that I received the message that Aunt Eda had passed away my first thought was a very happy one, WHAT A WONDERFUL REUNION IS TAKING PLACE RIGHT NOW, Aunt Eda reuniting with her family and her beloved daughter Barb!!! She so often spoke of the joy that this day would bring to her. With wishes of love and comfort, Her Niece Marilyn

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Laurie Tirums posted a condolence

Dear Debbie and Family, I am sorry that I cannot attend Aunt Eda's service today. You are in my thoughts and prayers. I know she is happy to join the rest of her loving family in heaven. What a wonderful visit we had in November. I am so thankful we had the opportunity to be together one more time! I love you, Aunt Eda!

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Ralph Fulton posted a condolence

There are so many memories. Aunt Eda had a profound influence on my life and on the person that I am today. She was always there to help and guide me with with her strength and compassion. I know she is home at last, at peace. She will be greatly missed.

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Megan Wisotsky posted a condolence

I'm so sad that I am not able to make it to the memorial service today. My thoughts will be with all of you. Our recent visit with Aunt Eda was so special to me. All of my memories of her were from my childhood and it allowed me a chance to make a few new ones. Aunt Eda was not only my Grammie's sister but also her best friend. Just being with her made me feel a closeness to my grandmother that I had not felt in years. It was a very special day for me. Aunt Eda was a resilient women, she overcame many difficult times throughout her life. She will be missed by many and may we all hold on to the memories that we shared with her. Lots of Love, Her Great Niece Megan

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Diane Fulton posted a condolence

Dear Debbie and family, we are sad that we cannot be at the memorial service today but we had such a wonderful visit with Aunt Eda in Nov. Aunt Eda and I used to talk about our china painting and how much we enjoyed it.She also was great at knitting and made so many beautiful sweaters for both of our children even when her arthritis was bothering her.She was very kind and generous. Aunt Eda will be missed by us all.

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Linda Pike posted a condolence

Aunt Eda will be greatly missed by Debbie and her family. I'm so very happy that they were able to have her until the age of 96. I so enjoyed my frequent Sunday telephone conver-sations with her. She was a beautiful person inside and out. I will always remember her smile, wit and loving ways

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Katie Fulton posted a condolence

I have so many great memories of my Aunt Eda. My brother and I always looked forward to the trips to see her and my Uncle. Aunt Eda loved to knit, she would always give me gifts like homemade sweaters and blankets. These are gifts that I will always have and they will always remind me of her. She was such a loving and caring person, always thinking of others. I can find peace knowing she is in a better place. She will be greatly missed.

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Bettie Burtch posted a condolence

My most sincere condolences to Eda's family. My late mom, Mickey (Laurice) Wagner and Eda were friends for a very long time. In recent years, their china painting time together - along with tea time - was very special to Mom. And the fact that Eda called regularly to chat and check in was a blessing for both of them. I will always remember fondly that when Eda knew that I was coming for our "girl's time" visit with Mom, she would call me at Mom's house just to say hello! Mom and Eda used to talk about being in "God's Waiting Room"; looks like they both got "in" now! And what beautiful sunrises and sunsets they are painting in heaven!

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Holly Meurer posted a condolence

In pondering what to write to honor the memory of my grandmother, Eda, I decided to simply look up the definition of the word grandmother. The definition of Grandmother from the Merriam Webster Dictionary is simply stated as the mother of your father or mother. This definition is very lacking as everyone has a different definition for their relationship with their grandmother, grandma, or nana. It is so much more than just words. It is a very special relationship that one has the privilege of cherishing over the course of their life. Eda was my grandmother. She was the kindest person I have had the privilege of knowing. In the course of my 29 years of knowing my grandmother, she has never forgotten my birthday. Every year without fail she sent me a card with a little money to spend on something nice. I have always appreciated it. My last birthday card from her was handwritten. She took the time, possibly hours, to write out how much she loved me. I saved that card and have it where I can see it everyday. Even though we were miles apart, our love was unconditional. I remember when I was a teenager how she sent me a gorgeous jewelry pot that she had hand painted. It was painted in pinks and greens with a metallic marbleized sheen to it's surface. It was the most beautiful thing that anyone had ever given me. It made me feel so special and grown up, because at that age we all longed for the years when we would be wise. Every time I called she would always have this pleasantly surprised tone to her voice. She called me sweetheart and dear. She always asked me if I had met a nice boy and if we'd be getting married. While I wish she could be there for that moment in my life, I am glad that she is now happily in heaven as she wished and is reunited with all of her past loved ones. She will never be forgotten because she will be in all of our hearts.

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Marianne Sorace posted a condolence

I only have the fondest memories, love and admiration for Eda - she and my mom (Mickey Wagner) were the best of friends. They are together again - I will always hold her dear to my heart. Marianne Wagner Sorace

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Dave Wagner posted a condolence

My sincerest condolences to the Meurer family. My sisters have already captured the best thoughts of Eda and my Mom's relationship. She was a treasured and dear friend to my Mom, and one of the sweetest people you would ever want to know. Warm regards to Charlie and his family

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1915 - 2011

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1915 - 2011

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