Beloved Daughter of my dear friends.
Amanda M. Edwards of Riverside Drive, Augusta and Hunt Meadows Road, Windsor went to be with her Lord on November 15, 2008.
She was born in Augusta on July 10, 1991 a daugher of Todd M. Edwards and Rebecca (Shaw) Renaud.
Those who knew Mandy realize that there is not enough room on a newspaper page for us to encompass all that Mandy was or wanted to be, but she was an honor student and was a senior at Erskine Academy in South China. She was a wonderful person who made an impression on everyone she met. Amanda loved cheering,four-wheeling, and spending quality timewith her family and many friends. She was enrolled in the early-childhood education program at Capital Area Techinal Center. Her ambition was to become a second-grade teacher: she was planning to attend the University of Maine at Farmington next fall.
She worked part time at C & S Market on Riverside Drive in Augusta, and was a member of the Windsor Memorial Baptist Church, Windsor.
Mandy is survived by her father Todd M. Edwards and his wife Hope; her mother, Rebecca (Shaw) Renaud and her husband Parrish; a sister Amber L. Edwards; two step-sisters, Elizabeth 'Libby' Knight and Audra Knight; paternal grandfather, Richard Shaw and his wife, Elinor; paternal grandmother Jan MacNeill and her husband, the Rev. John MacNeill; a paternal great-grandmother, Ester Edwards; two aunts, Lori Edwards and Ellen Shaw: three uncles, Rick Edwards, Matt Thompson and Jeff Barkin; a cousin, Kristen Russell; a large extended family and numerous people she considered family.
In lieu of flowers the family requests that donations in Mandy's memory be made to National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc., 2600 Network Blvd., Suite300, Frisco, TX 75034.
Arrangements under the care of Plummer Funeral Home, 983 Ridge Road, Windsor.
Published in the Kennebec Jounal (Augusta) on 11/18/2008.
Mandy you may be gone and home with the Lord, but you are never forgetten.
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Thank you to all who have visited and left tokens. It's wonderful to see all of the love shown, as rendered by the many takens. May God bless as you seek and serve Him. ECS
Amanda M. Edwards of Riverside Drive, Augusta and Hunt Meadows Road, Windsor went to be with her Lord on November 15, 2008.
She was born in Augusta on July 10, 1991 a daugher of Todd M. Edwards and Rebecca (Shaw) Renaud.
Those who knew Mandy realize that there is not enough room on a newspaper page for us to encompass all that Mandy was or wanted to be, but she was an honor student and was a senior at Erskine Academy in South China. She was a wonderful person who made an impression on everyone she met. Amanda loved cheering,four-wheeling, and spending quality timewith her family and many friends. She was enrolled in the early-childhood education program at Capital Area Techinal Center. Her ambition was to become a second-grade teacher: she was planning to attend the University of Maine at Farmington next fall.
She worked part time at C & S Market on Riverside Drive in Augusta, and was a member of the Windsor Memorial Baptist Church, Windsor.
Mandy is survived by her father Todd M. Edwards and his wife Hope; her mother, Rebecca (Shaw) Renaud and her husband Parrish; a sister Amber L. Edwards; two step-sisters, Elizabeth 'Libby' Knight and Audra Knight; paternal grandfather, Richard Shaw and his wife, Elinor; paternal grandmother Jan MacNeill and her husband, the Rev. John MacNeill; a paternal great-grandmother, Ester Edwards; two aunts, Lori Edwards and Ellen Shaw: three uncles, Rick Edwards, Matt Thompson and Jeff Barkin; a cousin, Kristen Russell; a large extended family and numerous people she considered family.
In lieu of flowers the family requests that donations in Mandy's memory be made to National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc., 2600 Network Blvd., Suite300, Frisco, TX 75034.
Arrangements under the care of Plummer Funeral Home, 983 Ridge Road, Windsor.
Published in the Kennebec Jounal (Augusta) on 11/18/2008.
Mandy you may be gone and home with the Lord, but you are never forgetten.
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Thank you to all who have visited and left tokens. It's wonderful to see all of the love shown, as rendered by the many takens. May God bless as you seek and serve Him. ECS
Beloved Daughter of my dear friends.
Amanda M. Edwards of Riverside Drive, Augusta and Hunt Meadows Road, Windsor went to be with her Lord on November 15, 2008.
She was born in Augusta on July 10, 1991 a daugher of Todd M. Edwards and Rebecca (Shaw) Renaud.
Those who knew Mandy realize that there is not enough room on a newspaper page for us to encompass all that Mandy was or wanted to be, but she was an honor student and was a senior at Erskine Academy in South China. She was a wonderful person who made an impression on everyone she met. Amanda loved cheering,four-wheeling, and spending quality timewith her family and many friends. She was enrolled in the early-childhood education program at Capital Area Techinal Center. Her ambition was to become a second-grade teacher: she was planning to attend the University of Maine at Farmington next fall.
She worked part time at C & S Market on Riverside Drive in Augusta, and was a member of the Windsor Memorial Baptist Church, Windsor.
Mandy is survived by her father Todd M. Edwards and his wife Hope; her mother, Rebecca (Shaw) Renaud and her husband Parrish; a sister Amber L. Edwards; two step-sisters, Elizabeth 'Libby' Knight and Audra Knight; paternal grandfather, Richard Shaw and his wife, Elinor; paternal grandmother Jan MacNeill and her husband, the Rev. John MacNeill; a paternal great-grandmother, Ester Edwards; two aunts, Lori Edwards and Ellen Shaw: three uncles, Rick Edwards, Matt Thompson and Jeff Barkin; a cousin, Kristen Russell; a large extended family and numerous people she considered family.
In lieu of flowers the family requests that donations in Mandy's memory be made to National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc., 2600 Network Blvd., Suite300, Frisco, TX 75034.
Arrangements under the care of Plummer Funeral Home, 983 Ridge Road, Windsor.
Published in the Kennebec Jounal (Augusta) on 11/18/2008.
Mandy you may be gone and home with the Lord, but you are never forgetten.
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Thank you to all who have visited and left tokens. It's wonderful to see all of the love shown, as rendered by the many takens. May God bless as you seek and serve Him. ECS
Amanda M. Edwards of Riverside Drive, Augusta and Hunt Meadows Road, Windsor went to be with her Lord on November 15, 2008.
She was born in Augusta on July 10, 1991 a daugher of Todd M. Edwards and Rebecca (Shaw) Renaud.
Those who knew Mandy realize that there is not enough room on a newspaper page for us to encompass all that Mandy was or wanted to be, but she was an honor student and was a senior at Erskine Academy in South China. She was a wonderful person who made an impression on everyone she met. Amanda loved cheering,four-wheeling, and spending quality timewith her family and many friends. She was enrolled in the early-childhood education program at Capital Area Techinal Center. Her ambition was to become a second-grade teacher: she was planning to attend the University of Maine at Farmington next fall.
She worked part time at C & S Market on Riverside Drive in Augusta, and was a member of the Windsor Memorial Baptist Church, Windsor.
Mandy is survived by her father Todd M. Edwards and his wife Hope; her mother, Rebecca (Shaw) Renaud and her husband Parrish; a sister Amber L. Edwards; two step-sisters, Elizabeth 'Libby' Knight and Audra Knight; paternal grandfather, Richard Shaw and his wife, Elinor; paternal grandmother Jan MacNeill and her husband, the Rev. John MacNeill; a paternal great-grandmother, Ester Edwards; two aunts, Lori Edwards and Ellen Shaw: three uncles, Rick Edwards, Matt Thompson and Jeff Barkin; a cousin, Kristen Russell; a large extended family and numerous people she considered family.
In lieu of flowers the family requests that donations in Mandy's memory be made to National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc., 2600 Network Blvd., Suite300, Frisco, TX 75034.
Arrangements under the care of Plummer Funeral Home, 983 Ridge Road, Windsor.
Published in the Kennebec Jounal (Augusta) on 11/18/2008.
Mandy you may be gone and home with the Lord, but you are never forgetten.
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Thank you to all who have visited and left tokens. It's wonderful to see all of the love shown, as rendered by the many takens. May God bless as you seek and serve Him. ECS
