Edith J. Proctor

spiritual advisor. She will be dearly missed by her family and friends.

She married Lawrence Lee Proctor in the year of 1956. Both grew up in the state of Idaho. Her father was Earl McCarter and her mother Marjorie Gabica (2nd marriage).

Edith had 3 children Lisa G. Proctor, Lonel L. Proctor, and Laurie L. Proctor; The family moved from Idaho to Colorado, when Lee accepted an electrical engineering job at the Bureau of Standards in Boulder, Colorado. Edith and Lee divorced in 1980.

Edith ran an Antique Store for many years in Lyons, Colorado. She then became a successful realtor and was the owner of Heart Realty for 25+ years in Longmont, CO. She had stories published in magazines and

newspapers when she was a younger woman. She studied Literature and English at the University of Colorado.

Edith in her later years thoroughly enjoyed a spiritual group called Crimson Circle, she has many friends

and admirers who love her.

A Poem For My Mom

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Life won’t be the same without you

You were always there

a listening ear

A helpful word of encouragement-

when needed

The joy, the sorrow, the laughter

All the things that we once knew

Where did those days go?

God has taken you

My heart is filled with sorrow

But I pray this will not last

For one thing is for certain

One must not live in the past

I know you are in a safer place

Where loving arms abound

Surely, we will meet again

Family, friends, come round.

People that we loved

They are still here

In our hearts forever

Love you

Laurie L. Proctor