Sunday, October 11, 2009

From Nada Greer

I am so grateful for the part Emma and her family have played in our lives.  Emma has always had such a keen sense of need in others an so often responded with herself and her talents and resources. 
 
I remember the time of Dianna's marriage with  my house full of company and we were having a reception here following the templing sealin in Oakland and a luncheon in Walnut Creek with not much time in between.   Emma had  the lady that cleaned Tayos come and tidy up my house while we were in Oakland.   What blessing and relief that was, and what a stress reliever!
 
Early on, when our friendship was new, Emma taught me how to hang wallpaper, and we did the first room together.  When we were done I thanked her, then asked, "Now, what can I do for you?"  I will always remember her response.  She said, "Just be my friend."   I wish everyone could have such a friend in their corner.  I have konw many creative people and she was definitely the MOST.  I love her. 
 
Nada Greer

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