Birth date: Nov 25, 1921 Death date: Sep 22, 2007
Edith C. (Aida) McKee (nee DeMarco), age 85 of N. Ridgeville died Saturday, September 22, 2007 at North Ridge Health Center following a short illness. She was born November 25, 1921 in the Little Italy area of Cleveland. She had r Read Obituary
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Dear Kathy and Mike,
My family and I were sad to hear that your mother had passed. She was a wonderful, strong woman and will be missed. We are comforted to know that now she is with your Dad after all these years. I am sorry we were unable to attend her services, but did not hear of her passing until just this weekend. You and your families are in our thoughts and prayers.
Paul, Jeanne, Ann Marie Ross
The Ross Family
Dear Mike, Kathy, & Family,
Our deepest sympathy to all of you on the loss of your mom. There will never be another like her, and she will be forever missed by so many whose lives she enriched. We have so many precious memories of wonderful times spent with your mom and the rest of the family, and we will treasure them always. Our 'Auntie E' was really an Angel here on earth, and now she will be a very special Angel in heaven watching over all of us.
We hope the support of your family and friends will give you strength through this difficult time. We will keep you all in our hearts and prayers.
Love,
(Cousin) Patti & Joe Prementine
My deepest condolences to all the family. May the love and memories you hold in your heart comfort you in the days and years ahead.
Blessings to all,
Marcy Amerson
To ALL Family Members
We are so sad to hear about the great loss of sweet and adorable Grandma Edith. It was our good fortune to have met her at all the weddings of her beautiful grandaughters in Grand Forks. She had a very unique and wonderful spirit and we know she left that with all of you to cherish. She was very funny and articulate and sure loved her family and, they loved her back even more. She will be greatly missed. We share your sorrow and wish we could be there with you. You're in our thoughts and prayers and your Mom and "a.k.a. Super Granny" will always be fondly remembered by all of us Randall's. May God Give You Peace. Love, The Randall Family
Your whole family is in our thoughts and prayers at this sad time. My husband and I met Edith in San Fransisco before Lisa and Laurence's wedding - she always had something to say (?always face the elevator door when you're in an elevator!?), she had an easy smile, was entertaining and very resourceful - I remember sitting and talking with her as she made Lisa's wedding veil, which was just beautiful. We just knew her for a short time, but she was a person you always remembered. God Bless, Diane, Ian, Zane and Annika Buchli
Dear Kathy & Mike,
It was nice to see Auntie "E" at Vicky's party. I'll will always remember the fun we had at the family parties when we were "younger"; whether it was at home or at "Berea". Time has gone too fast and now with sadness we say goodbye to the last 'DeMarco' of that generation. I often wish our generation could be as close-knit as our parent's was... With Much Love, John & Theresa
When Edith came to Alisa and Laurence's wedding, she lit up the party with her wit, humor and dynamic personality. I knew her briefly, but she had an impact. I celebrate with you her life and send condolences to you as you mourn her passing.
Love, Linn Bekins & family
Kathy & Michael,
Our prayers are with you and the family during this time of grief. I have many wonderful memories of times spent at your house. I'm glad we were able to see your Mom in 2005 at Patti's. I only wish we could be there with you now, but know that we are with you in our hearts.
Love,
Paul & Diane (Dee) Hariel
Perkinston, MS
Dear Family of Edith,
It is sad to learn of the passing of Edith. My mother, Marge Pichugin of Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada is a relative and talked of both Edith and Mac with fondness.
I remember first meeting Edith on one of our visits to Cleveland during the winter of 1979/80. Within a few years, Edith and Mac visited the wilds of British Columbia where my father, Peter, took them to his logging camp. Mac and Edith fit right in, as all I can remember are their heartful smiles either eating with the loggers in the cookhouse in the evening, or just admiring the scenary.
My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Sincerely,
John Pichugin
To the children and grandchildren of Mrs. McKee,
I was sorry to recently hear of Mrs. McKee's illness and today of her passing. I know that she was very loving, involved, active and an influential presence in your lives.
I appreciated that Mrs. McKee was kind to my children and welcomed them into her home as if they were her own grandchildren. My daughters got a kick out of her various crafts that she had shown them. They were impressed at how talented and artistic she was.
I wish you did not have to suffer her loss and I think what a wonderful gift that Mrs. Mckee left a legacy that lives on through you, for future generations.
Our prayer is that Mrs. McKee's loved ones will be comforted in your time of grief and be reminded of the hope to see her again!
"We can cry with hope
We can say goodbye with hope
'Cause we know our goodbye is not the end, oh no
And we can grieve with hope
'Cause we believe with hope
(There's a place by God's grace)
There's a place where we'll see your face again
We'll see your face again" ~With Hope, Steven Curtis Chapman
1 Thess. 4:13-14 / Heb. 6:9, 10:23
Sincerely,
Mary Pat Izar and Children
