Thursday, February 9, 2023
I think all of Rhoda's family have 'bragging rights' about her. I was always ready to boast about my Aunt Rhoda -who usually had 2 books on the go at one time. I wish I had learned to play bridge just so I could have watched her skill -and her skill at socializing! She was always 'dressed to the nines': classy would sum it up: hair, ear rings, outfits.I loved her hearty laugh-I can almost hear it now. I appreciated her sense of color and design-as she arranged her home and the cottage. I inherited my love of dishes from her and my mum.Although there was 12 years difference between my mum and Rhoda they were very close and especially loved their time together at the Lake. My brother remembers she made a 'mean lasagna' and other goodies. She was smart, funny, generous, kind. We are thankful that she always said how happy she was with the TLC the staff at Passamaquoddy Lodge provided. We'll miss you Rhoda.Love you.
