Birth date: Aug 25, 1911 Death date: Apr 24, 2003
Echo Hefty, 91, of Tacoma, passed away Thursday April 24, 2003. She met the love of her life, Arthur Hefty, while working as a waitress in Leavenworth, Kansas. She married Art on June 20, 1933. After three years they followed othe Read Obituary
Linda,
So sorry to hear of your mothers death. You and your family are in my thoughts.
Clarice##imported-begin##Clarice Wilson##imported-end##
To Linda Saunto-
Hi Linda. I am sorry to hear
about your Mom. My thoughts are with you, your family and relatives.
I hope the services went well-I know that many here at the library
are thinking of you and your family during this time. Best wishes to you Linda.##imported-begin##Betty D'Eugenio##imported-end##
Echo was our neighbor for several years. She was a sweet lady. We enjoyed her company. When we moved it was difficult for her and she felt we left her. She did enjoy a nice breakfast with us and made a visit to our new house. Our sympathy is with Linda and her family. Now Echo is at peace with her love Aurthur.
Sincerely,
Rick and Chris Shenkel##imported-begin##Chris Shenkel##imported-end##
Dearest Linda, Steve and Cara,
What a shock to open the newspaper and find that your Mom had passed away. My prayers are with you and your family, Linda. She was a wonderful lady and will be sorely missed.
I plan to see Mom tomorrow and will give her the sad news. She is very frail, down to 118 lbs., but still pretty much alert to what's going on around her. If I can talk her into coming to the funeral Monday, I will certainly bring her.
I brought Mom to her old house on Easter to visit Mike and Rachael, but no one was home. Was the first time in months that she allowed me to take her for a small ride. We said a little prayer for your Mom as we drove away. Mom missed her very much. The two of them spent a lot of time together over the years. That darling little yellow house will never be the same!
Again, please accept my apologies and know that she will be missed.
Love Teri##imported-begin##Teri Predmore (Annis)##imported-end##
It seems that she will always be on Yakima Ave. My earliest memory is of a birthday party in the backyard at about 4. And Uncle Art calling "Ekie". And the Christmas morning rounds of all the Twibell bro's and sisters. So many things to miss and now to mourn, but for only a short time. The Lord plants beautiful flower seeds, to have them grow, and bloom, and wither and die, and we know only to rise again. We will see her again, Linda. Bless her memory to our hearts.
Barb and I will be unable to be there Monday for as the Lord also calls others, we will be tending to other's time of sorrow. Such is our life, but our thoughts are with you all day.
Our love to you, the granddaughter, Inez, Mary and Murrill.
Barb and Doug##imported-begin##Barbara and Doug Twibell##imported-end##
