Mildred Toebbe Edmonds
Edmonds Mildred Toebbe Edmonds life was devoted to loving, supporting and educating her family. She was the oldest of ten siblings who are now loving great grandparents in Northern Kentucky and California. She had six children of her own who have carried her love to their 13 children in 6 states from the Pacific Coast to Scotland. She had six children of her own who have carried her love to their 13 children in 6 states from the Pacific Coast to Scotland. She died with 15 great grandchildren learning the basics of love and peace and with two more great grandchildren on the way. Every one of 45 immediate family members remembers enthusiastically the way she honored the good she saw in each person. She leaves her children, Victor Edmonds of Benicia California, Candy Eastman of Powell Ohio, Nina Binger of Benton Harbor Michigan, William Edmonds of Portland Oregon and Beth Eisen of South Pasadena California. Her husband Victor Edward Edmonds, daughter Linda Cadiz and brother Frank Toebbe are deceased. Mildred died on Easter morning. She was 95. She was a member of St. Agnes Church. A memorial in her honor will be held in Crescent Springs, Kentucky in July 2015. In lieu of flowers, please send a donation to Avery House Nature Center, an organization which carries on the values Mildred loved and taught and is led by her granddaughter. Donations can be made to Avery Nature Center, 1200 Avery Park, Corvallis OR 97330 or online at CorvallisEnvironmentalCenter.org/averyhouse
Columbus Dispatch, The (OH) - Saturday, April 18, 2015
Edmonds Mildred Toebbe Edmonds life was devoted to loving, supporting and educating her family. She was the oldest of ten siblings who are now loving great grandparents in Northern Kentucky and California. She had six children of her own who have carried her love to their 13 children in 6 states from the Pacific Coast to Scotland. She had six children of her own who have carried her love to their 13 children in 6 states from the Pacific Coast to Scotland. She died with 15 great grandchildren learning the basics of love and peace and with two more great grandchildren on the way. Every one of 45 immediate family members remembers enthusiastically the way she honored the good she saw in each person. She leaves her children, Victor Edmonds of Benicia California, Candy Eastman of Powell Ohio, Nina Binger of Benton Harbor Michigan, William Edmonds of Portland Oregon and Beth Eisen of South Pasadena California. Her husband Victor Edward Edmonds, daughter Linda Cadiz and brother Frank Toebbe are deceased. Mildred died on Easter morning. She was 95. She was a member of St. Agnes Church. A memorial in her honor will be held in Crescent Springs, Kentucky in July 2015. In lieu of flowers, please send a donation to Avery House Nature Center, an organization which carries on the values Mildred loved and taught and is led by her granddaughter. Donations can be made to Avery Nature Center, 1200 Avery Park, Corvallis OR 97330 or online at CorvallisEnvironmentalCenter.org/averyhouse
Columbus Dispatch, The (OH) - Saturday, April 18, 2015
Mildred Toebbe Edmonds
Edmonds Mildred Toebbe Edmonds life was devoted to loving, supporting and educating her family. She was the oldest of ten siblings who are now loving great grandparents in Northern Kentucky and California. She had six children of her own who have carried her love to their 13 children in 6 states from the Pacific Coast to Scotland. She had six children of her own who have carried her love to their 13 children in 6 states from the Pacific Coast to Scotland. She died with 15 great grandchildren learning the basics of love and peace and with two more great grandchildren on the way. Every one of 45 immediate family members remembers enthusiastically the way she honored the good she saw in each person. She leaves her children, Victor Edmonds of Benicia California, Candy Eastman of Powell Ohio, Nina Binger of Benton Harbor Michigan, William Edmonds of Portland Oregon and Beth Eisen of South Pasadena California. Her husband Victor Edward Edmonds, daughter Linda Cadiz and brother Frank Toebbe are deceased. Mildred died on Easter morning. She was 95. She was a member of St. Agnes Church. A memorial in her honor will be held in Crescent Springs, Kentucky in July 2015. In lieu of flowers, please send a donation to Avery House Nature Center, an organization which carries on the values Mildred loved and taught and is led by her granddaughter. Donations can be made to Avery Nature Center, 1200 Avery Park, Corvallis OR 97330 or online at CorvallisEnvironmentalCenter.org/averyhouse
Columbus Dispatch, The (OH) - Saturday, April 18, 2015
Edmonds Mildred Toebbe Edmonds life was devoted to loving, supporting and educating her family. She was the oldest of ten siblings who are now loving great grandparents in Northern Kentucky and California. She had six children of her own who have carried her love to their 13 children in 6 states from the Pacific Coast to Scotland. She had six children of her own who have carried her love to their 13 children in 6 states from the Pacific Coast to Scotland. She died with 15 great grandchildren learning the basics of love and peace and with two more great grandchildren on the way. Every one of 45 immediate family members remembers enthusiastically the way she honored the good she saw in each person. She leaves her children, Victor Edmonds of Benicia California, Candy Eastman of Powell Ohio, Nina Binger of Benton Harbor Michigan, William Edmonds of Portland Oregon and Beth Eisen of South Pasadena California. Her husband Victor Edward Edmonds, daughter Linda Cadiz and brother Frank Toebbe are deceased. Mildred died on Easter morning. She was 95. She was a member of St. Agnes Church. A memorial in her honor will be held in Crescent Springs, Kentucky in July 2015. In lieu of flowers, please send a donation to Avery House Nature Center, an organization which carries on the values Mildred loved and taught and is led by her granddaughter. Donations can be made to Avery Nature Center, 1200 Avery Park, Corvallis OR 97330 or online at CorvallisEnvironmentalCenter.org/averyhouse
Columbus Dispatch, The (OH) - Saturday, April 18, 2015
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