Contributions to the tribute of Jeanann Edwards

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My Mother was a very important part of my life,for she was always there for me. In collage I would write up my reports and other papers and she would type them up for me. Once my Father told me "You should give your Mother your diploma when you graduate. After a few years of working in a private school I told her about a job of a One to One Aide to a very handicapped girl, and she applied for the job. She worked with this girl for many years and did a very outstanding job. At about this time I started the Tournment of Champions Swim Team. She helped with the sleep over, Dinner Lunch, the Bus ride up and Back.With out my Mom the Swim Team would not have been the Success it turned into. My Mother was a very big part of my life, I Will miss her greatly.

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Margie Edwards-Larioza posted a condolence

My mother was one of the most amazing people I have ever met. She spent her life caring for others and she never put herself before others. She would often go out of her way to reach those who were in need. She was also often a counselor when the times called for it. I knew I could come to her no matter what the reason or circumstance. She taught me how a parent is supposed to love their child, unconditionally; and she guided me through my challenges in my early days of parenthood. My mother will live forever in my heart. As a mother myself, she is my greatest role model. Her love is a gift. And it is the part of her that I will carry with me for the rest of my life. I love you Mom.

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David Barberich posted a condolence

My Mother In-Law (who treated me like a son) Things I will remember and miss the most I remember some of your first comments to me when I was dating your daughter: â€œGet a haircut Davidâ€� It took me a few tries but I finally got it right I will remember the many weekends at your home to spend time with your daughter before we married (cause there was no way she was coming to my house :-) ) I remember your furor after arriving home late from the shore with your daughter. (But you never told the big boss) I will remember when you nursed me back to health when I became seriously ill as a young man. I will remember the laughter we shared about Philadelphia sports teams. (But you did get that one last World Series and wore your colors proudly) When the Eagles get that elusive Super Bowl victory I will wear their colors fondly in your memory. I will miss the many Thanksgiving dinners we shared as a family (The fresh turkey I would drive swiftly to your home) (And the championship cherry pies I know you baked just for me) For always remembering me with a bag of fresh roasted almonds. But one thing I will miss the most is your comforting voice when times were tough. I will miss you ever so dearly Jean and will never forget you. Love (your other son) David

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Suzanne Barberich posted a condolence

I miss talking to my mom everyday, getting wise advice and sharing funny stories about my kids and dogs. She was my strengh during a stressful time. She help me change the way I perceive things in life. I miss hearing her voice on the other end of the phone when I forgot to call her. She would say "Hey, whats going on up there?" The summer days pickings raspberries and watching her swinging in the bench swing with my girls. Mom, I'm sorry I was a bratty teenager, and thank you for taking me to the mall in a hurricane. I really needed that new outfit. I will miss my mom, my best friend, very much. I LOVE YOU, MOM.

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Harry F Edwards, III posted a condolence

I remember you baked fresh bread for us on those cold winter mornings and you made the oatmeal just right. You read Midnight Express to me when I was little and everyone was at school, and it was just the two of us. You danced with me when I was little and taught me the Twist. You delighted Mike and me when you treated us to a pair of ray guns, and I know now that you didnâ€™t have much money. I will never forget you and know that I will see you again so thereâ€™s no need for tears. Until then, please say hello to Granny for me.

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Tuesday, June 12, 2018

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David Barberich posted a condolence

Sunday, May 12, 2013

Happy Mothers Day Mom. I miss you.

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Jeanann Edwards

1935 - 2009

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