


Our dear friend and neighbor Edra Bunn passed away on July 25th. She was a good friend to my children and to us. When I couldn't find Sara or Thomas, I knew I could go to Edra's and they would be visiting her. She was a good sister to Karen and a wonderful Aunt to Jon. She was my counselor in Primary and I learned a lot from her. It was Edra who, when I was fretting that someone hadn't done what they were supposed to who told me, "Cathy, not everyone is like you." Sounds obvious, but it was an epiphany for me. I suddenly realized that others have strong points that I don't have, and instead of expecting them to be like me, I should appreciate their differences. I found Edra's picture at Thomas and Cynthia's wedding. I will also put a few pictures of my kids at Edra's. We love and miss her very much!
2 comments:
I'm sure she's aware that you love her then and now. If she's like my mom, it might be better to remember her in your heart's eye than with a picture anyway. The beauty of our religion is we know we will see her again. She and your kids can play together eternally. Love to you.
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