RIP Aunt Lil
Oct. 20th, 2008 09:04 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
stellar_muddleGreat Aunt really - Dad's mother's sister.
I remember visiting her in New Brighton.
I remember violets, the budgie, the china collection and the big gum tree in the front which would occasionally get trimmed back.
I remember the green card table and chedder cheese on hefty crackers with margarine and the strange high cupboards.
And I remember a warmhearted cheerful woman who wouldn't complain despite the fact that she had crippled legs due to polio when she was a child and had trouble walking.
I remember long rambling conversations which would last all afternoon but wouldn't seem like it.
I remembered to send a Christmas letter for the year before last, but have the nasty suspicion that I forgot for last Christmas. Quite a while since I visited too :(
She dies aged 86. Never married and no children, but various nieces and nephews who would visit when they could.
Many people who will fondly remember her.
I liked her.
I'll miss her.
I remember visiting her in New Brighton.
I remember violets, the budgie, the china collection and the big gum tree in the front which would occasionally get trimmed back.
I remember the green card table and chedder cheese on hefty crackers with margarine and the strange high cupboards.
And I remember a warmhearted cheerful woman who wouldn't complain despite the fact that she had crippled legs due to polio when she was a child and had trouble walking.
I remember long rambling conversations which would last all afternoon but wouldn't seem like it.
I remembered to send a Christmas letter for the year before last, but have the nasty suspicion that I forgot for last Christmas. Quite a while since I visited too :(
She dies aged 86. Never married and no children, but various nieces and nephews who would visit when they could.
Many people who will fondly remember her.
I liked her.
I'll miss her.
