Birth date: Apr 27, 1917 Death date: Jul 25, 2017
Born in 1917 to Bessie and Eugene Tyrrell, Edith grew up on a wheat ranch in the Horse Heaven Hills of Eastern Washington where her parents had a homestead. As the youngest of five children, her siblings were three brothers, Evert Read Obituary
Eadie was a shining star 🌟 and loved by many. For my sister, Rae McIntire, and myself, spending time with Eadie was like being able to be with our mother again. Mom was born in 1915 and Eadie in 1917. They were both country girls who loved a good joke, and never met a stranger. Eadie lived a remarkable life and was a lady that we should all aspire to emulate. Much love to Julee and the whole family. We will miss Eadie immensely.
Kathy McCurdy-Patrick
My thoughts and prayers are with you. Edee was a delightful, caring person.
Darlene Wickens
To say I will miss my Aunt Edith would be an understatement. I have so many memories of visiting with her and listening to her wonderful memories of when she was growing up in Horse Heaven. One that always comes to mind first was the one where during the winter months, the first thing that had to be done was to shake the snow off the covers in the morning.
If you wanted to visit her, it was wise to call her to make sure she was home, as she was often on the go.
Yes, we will miss her, but the good news is Heaven has a new angel and she is reunited with Uncle Joe and her brothers and parents, and all of the family members that went before.
Condolences to Bob, Julee, Tara, and Gina, and all of her family.
