Ada Frances Priest (Pierce) passed away quietly, in her sleep, on Sep 1 in Madeira Park, British Columbia at the age of 86. She was active as a painter-vocalist in the above community and also in Edmonds, WA. She was a sister to one, a second mother for some, a mentor to many. Her husband, Albert William Priest, had gone on before her in 1994 at the age of 84.
She was the daughter of the Reverend Robert Milton Pierce and Frances Evelyn Hewett, with roots in the state of Maine.
She leaves behind 5 children (2 deceased); 10 grandchildren (with an 11th on the way); and 17 great-grandchildren. All have been touched in some way by her spirit and loving ways.
She was the daughter of the Reverend Robert Milton Pierce and Frances Evelyn Hewett, with roots in the state of Maine.
She leaves behind 5 children (2 deceased); 10 grandchildren (with an 11th on the way); and 17 great-grandchildren. All have been touched in some way by her spirit and loving ways.
Ada Frances Priest (Pierce) passed away quietly, in her sleep, on Sep 1 in Madeira Park, British Columbia at the age of 86. She was active as a painter-vocalist in the above community and also in Edmonds, WA. She was a sister to one, a second mother for some, a mentor to many. Her husband, Albert William Priest, had gone on before her in 1994 at the age of 84.
She was the daughter of the Reverend Robert Milton Pierce and Frances Evelyn Hewett, with roots in the state of Maine.
She leaves behind 5 children (2 deceased); 10 grandchildren (with an 11th on the way); and 17 great-grandchildren. All have been touched in some way by her spirit and loving ways.
She was the daughter of the Reverend Robert Milton Pierce and Frances Evelyn Hewett, with roots in the state of Maine.
She leaves behind 5 children (2 deceased); 10 grandchildren (with an 11th on the way); and 17 great-grandchildren. All have been touched in some way by her spirit and loving ways.
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