What sad news. I remember Edith so well. She had such a distinctive voice which I can still hear. If I recall, she was also the organist for the Lutheran church in Round Top on that old wooden pipe organ. Ronnie , her son and Liz, his wife, were also such an important part of our lives at Winedale. Edith worked tirelessly in that kitchen at Lauderdale House along with Angeline, providing such memorable meals which we shared at the big table. I loved spending a little time watching them in the kitchen performing, as Doc said, simple miracles. Lentil soup. Chicken in a Garden. We should all remain thankful for the staff and everything they did, adding to the magic of our time at Winedale. My prayers are with Ronnie and his family. Jerald On Apr 6, 2011, at 10:22 PM, James Ayres wrote:
Edith died Friday. She was buried on Sunday. Edith, together with Angelene, performed cooking miracles for us at the Lauderdale House dormitory from '70-81. She loved cooking for Shakespeare at Winedale students. Was indeed very proud to have been a part of our experience. Her obituary carried that message. I'm sure many of you will remember Ronnie Klump, her son, who worked on the property planting and mowing, and her grandson, Russell Klump, who performed in several plays, CE, ADO, MV, with my son Jonathan. Lots of good memories there.
Doc
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