Aunt Bunny died this morning
My aunt bunny died this morning after as brief struggle with cancer. Bunny was 66 years old. She was the relative you cannot have a family reunion without. Guaranteed show up in a leather biker jacket, or with spiky belched blond hair or any number of other diversions that would turn a boring family event into an official ruckus. Aunt Bunny never meet a stranger, any person she ran across found a generous friend. She lived life with love innocents and passion; this is the most accurate depiction of her true and gentle heart I can express.
Judith (Bunny) Clark Passed away Thursday Dec 11, 2003 at her home in Portland, Or. Bunny was born Jan 16,1937 in Buffalo, Ny. She Moved to California In 1949 with her mother and sisters. She moved to Portland,Or in 1987 She was Friendly and outgoing and a multitalented lady who worked in many different area's, She Was an artist and Singer. She worked for Intel Till she retired in 2002; Bunny loved Music, and Bingo, and Was surrounded by friend's when she died. She was preceded in death by her dear friend and life Partner of 24 yrs Victoria Bedont in 2001 and her Parent's Marie Hatzold & Edward Hahn. Bunny is survived by her Daughter Melody Marie Curzon of Monrovia, 2 granddaughters, Aria & Tiffany. 2 sisters Shirley Neiman of West Senica, Ny, and Diane Sasson of Roseburg,Or. She was also survived by her Step father Robert Hatzold of Roseburg, and 3 Step sister's, Sharon Tinney of Van Nuys,Ca, Debbie Jackson of Tujunga,Ca. and Robin Hibdon of Woodland hills, Ca. and 10 nieces and nephew's. She Requested That no funeral be held, but a Celebration of life will be held at her home in Portland for her friend's and family.
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A gift of many vivid memories. This will not happen anymore. Still feeling old and panic that I am not living my life. Maybe in a few days I will be better with words about Bunny. Now I am just scattered to wind and loss.
Posted by: Dino | December 11, 2003 10:11 AM
I am sorry for your loss
Posted by: brittney | December 11, 2003 09:57 PM
Your words make obvious the depth of your feelings toward your aunt. The depth of your grief I cannot even begin to comprehend but I am truely sorry.
You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Posted by: Robert | December 12, 2003 10:04 AM
I'm sorry, Dan. She sounds like a very special lady.
Posted by: karen | December 12, 2003 10:38 AM
Well stated, with feeling and dignity.
Your perception is quite correct.
You are a gracious man.
Love, Dad
Posted by: Dad | December 14, 2003 08:24 PM
Hey there, sweetheart. I just spent the last few hours absorbed in catching up on your world. As always, my timing is off and I came in at a less than upbeat time. I am sorry about Bunny. She sounds like someone I would have really enjoyed knowing. I hope you are able to "celebrate" the relationship you had with her and are able to greive cleanly and completely, coming away with a sense of joy having been a part of her life and her a part of yours.
I will try to send an email to you if I can figure it all out. If you don't get one, please respond to me so that we can touch base again.
Love you, Xela
Posted by: She Who Is Red | December 16, 2003 03:59 PM