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My memories of aunt Esther are at my parents home in Maine. She was like my mom, always in the kitchen.
I only met Heather's mom once. It was on our way for our Mexico Cruise. I remember how friendly and gracious she was, setting up a bed for me and showing me how good toasted bagels were with cream cheese. She was very special.
You learn to love by watching the people around you. By watching Esther love Heather it taught me so much about what it means to have unconditional love here on Earth. Her kindess, compassion, sweetness and sharp wit I always admired. Esther you will forvever be missed.
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Many fond memories of my aunt from childhood spent at my grandma Izie’s house in Hawthorn. Romping through the house with the cousins, I am sure we got on her last nerve more than once! Grandma used to anxiously await for her to arrive by bus from Pittsburgh. I remember us pulling in late one Friday night in the middle of winter to find Izie out shoveling the front sidewalk and steps, no coat, no nothing. My dad reprimanded her and took over. I still have the picture of her standing there, shovel in hand! Like her sisters, Esther was a strong and intelligent woman. I looked up to and admired them all. They gave me confidence to know that I too could be a strong and independent woman. I miss them all. I only regret that we did not get to share as much time in adulthood as we did when we were younger. Rest In Peace dear Esther, your memory will live on.
My sincere and deepest condolences to you my friend. Heather, you absolutely use to light up talking about your mother Esther. I enjoyed listening about her spirit, her soul and love. There was an incredible connection. Your family is in my thoughts 🙏🏼

Carolyn Plascencia
🙏🏽My deepest and sincerest condolences to you all.
When I met Heather and got a chance to really know her, she talked about her mother (Esther) all the time. I felt like I knew her just because Heather's stories resonated so deeply within my soul. After meeting Ms. Esther at Heather's bridal shower, no one could tell me that I didn't know her -- infectious smile and strong presence. I was in the presence of an extremely powerful woman and I'm so glad that I have that beautiful memory in my mind. She was soft but commanding and a very gentle soul. Rest peacefully, Ms. Esther. You were truly an amazing woman! 💗
I met her in 1961. She was my first Charge Nurse and last true sister/friend. I think if her every day. 💔
I never personally got to met Esther, but I felt like I did because of all the stories I heard from Heather. Esthers courage as a young women, living with 2 other women, raising your daughter alone, being a nurse! So amazing! Heather is one of the smartest and kind woman I have met. I pray that as a family you can all come together and hold each other up during this difficult time. Rest In Peace Miss Esther. You will be truly missed by your family and Olly!!
Suzanne Catherman - Sun City, AZ. Esther is probably having a good time cooking with Mom and Sara. She's at peace and free of pain and dancing with the Lord.
I wish I had visited sooner, but it never seemed like I could get the time off. The memories of you and Heather visiting are hazy, but I still remember that one time we went up to Niagara Falls. RIP Aunt Esther.
Carolynn LaRocca
Santa Monica & Mid City LA
My memories of Esther involve her being a bit of a scamp with a very wry sense of humor. The gentle “side eye” photo you’ve posted is perfect. She taught me several card games, then beat all of us handily (but kindly) each time. Lindy (and I) always appreciated what a lover and patron of the arts she was, as well as a fine artist in her own right. Rest easy friend.
Rest In peace my dear sister/friend.❤️🙏🏾❤️
McKeever

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