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Greg Davie posted a condolence
A truly legendary woman. It was always a tradition during Alumni Weekend at Sidney to invite people to visit Mrs. Weeden following the March of the Classes.
We will make a fitting announcement in her honor this year.
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Helen Riesen Rosenkranz posted a condolence
My last memories of Mrs. Weeden is visiting her 3-4 weeks ago after many years of not seeing her, she remembered my name as well as my brothers. She truly was an amazing person
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Mike Sastra posted a condolence
Mrs. Weeden was my 3rd grade teacher back in 64. I remember her as a sweet caring person. She was an asset to the school and the entire area. She will be missed by all. What a wonderful full life she had.
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Barbara Felter posted a condolence
I visited with Mrs. Weeden many times with Ruth Davis. Truly a remarkable woman.
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Conrad & Margaret Lynch posted a condolence
Mrs Weeden was a wonderful lady and we are all very lucky to have known her.
Our thoughts are with Esther & Family, Muriel and M&M.
Conrad & Margaret
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Pat Burki posted a condolence
I remember going to Mrs. Weeden home for staff meetings for the education department of our church. I always looked up to her. She was an amazing woman. I know she is resting in peace and probably instructing those in Heaven.
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Dick Germond posted a condolence
I was so fortunate to have had Helen Weeden as my third grade teacher at the Pleasant Street School; and, was equally fortunate to be able to visit with her for a few minutes each Alumni Weekend for the past couple of years. She was an amazing lady in many ways and will be greatly missed...may she rest in peace.
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Joan M Crandall posted a condolence
Dear Esther and Family, Sorry about the death of your mother, Helen. To live to be 107 is fanastic. Imagine the history she saw in the making. She was loved and respected by all and shall be missed by all. She was a great tribute to the town of Sidney.
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Richard Maylott posted a condolence
This is certainly a new (and convenient) way to express condolences, so here goes...
My sister, Barbara Miller, is much better at keeping up with the Sidney happenings than I have been and I thank her for letting me know of the death of our long time next door neighbor. More than 50 years have passed since we lived at 41 River Street, but I still have fond memories of Helen, and her friendly smile and manner. She was always great with us "kids". "Esther and Eddie" lived just a few blocks away, and were just a few years older than my sister and I. Now of course, we all have families of our own, but our memories of growing up will be with us always.
