EDITH GOODIER -

Condolences & Memories (3 entries)

• I was born very early and was very small, my aunt was very concerned about me and came to England just before I was allowed home after 6 months in hospital. This was a very special time for my parents and was even more special to have the love of aunt there who had made such a journey. I have lots of things to cherish which aunty made including a blanket made for me I use every day. Thank you for caring so much, love Gabrielle. I know you will be greatly missed by so many people who's life you touched x - Posted by: Gabrielle Glanfield (great niece) on: Dec 21, 2012

• To a very dear aunt who will be dearly missed. I was very lucky to have the experience of visiting and indeed living in a different country thanks to my aunt and uncle Bill. I loved every minute there and made lots of friends and have cherished memories of the places, laughes and adventures that would not be possible without my aunt. R.I.P. with uncle Bill. Love Gillian Glanfield your niece from England x - Posted by: Edith Goodier (aunt) on: Dec 20, 2012

• Grandma Goodier was instrumental in our lives growing up, she took care of us from a young age. We even took a trip to London England with her and Granddad. On our trip we experienced staying at Lord Leverhooms Manor, Trafalgar square, Madame Tusades wax museum and the countryside in Manchester. I fondly remember summers swimming in their pool, tea parties with grilled cheese sandwiches, yorkshire pudding and mini jello. My sister and I were very blessed to have such an amazing Nanny/adopted Grandma enrich our lives. She was a very special person, always full of life and she will be dearly missed. We love you and always will. Darcee McJannet - Posted by: Darcee Callaghan-McJannet (Grand daughter) on: Dec 09, 2012