My wife, Sarah and I were introduced to Aunt Edith through her god-daughter Suzanne Tan (Singapore) when we were in Port Richey, Florida 16 years ago. Suzanne visited Aunt Edith a couple of months before we landed in Port Richey due to a work assignment. We are blessed to be part of Aunt Edith’s life. Aunt Edith gave us her spare bedroom for the weekend to fast and pray when we sought the Lord for direction in accepting a permanent job to live in United States. Aunt Edith’s favorite soda mix, orange juice with ginger ale became our favorite too. We love to listen to Aunt Edith’s missionary adventure stories stretching from Africa to Asia when she traveled via commercial vessel. Aunt Edith and Uncle James had shared the joy of having our first born baby girl, Faith. We have lots of cherished memories of having Aunt Edith and Uncle James to celebrate Christmas and Chinese New Year with us. Our then toddler, Faith started playing the piano with Aunt Edith when we visited her home at Indian Harbour Beach during Thanksgiving and her passion for music grew from there. We miss you, our beloved Aunt Edith.

Grandma Mac was a beautiful lady. It was a blessing to her, Linda, Barb and their families that she was able to live her life out we all of you.
All of you are in my heart, thoughts and prayers.
Love, Aunt Earleen