Condolence & Memory Journal
Edna was a steadfast friend of my mother Jo Bennett, and later became my treasured confidant and patient listener when I needed a kind shoulder and savvy advice. We always shared much laughter, as Edna had a keen and droll sense of humor. She was one of the last Old Guard Grand Dames of Austin, who's gracious home and table of delicious foods were shared with us all. What a fine legacy she leaves with her much adored family, as they have been truly blessed by her loving and everlasting spirit. God certainly broke the mold when He made you dear Edna !! Brooks & Richard Nordenberg, Tucson,AZ
Posted by Brooks Nordenberg - Tucson, AZ - Family Friend November 03, 2019
Your mother was full of joy and grace. Sending you much love. Sherrie
Posted by Sherrie English - Austin, TX January 05, 2019
The Whitworth Family is in our thoughts and prayers. Blessings from the Braziels
Posted by Kay Braziel - Austin, TX - Family Friend January 04, 2019
Flip, Ann and Julie:
Will always remember fun times growing up and spending time at the Whitworth's home. Edna put up with
a lot. Always kind and supportive of each of us. So many great memories and your family played a large part. May The Lord be with you.. We celebrate a wonderful life.
Godspeed,
Posted by JAMES GEARY - JACKSON, MS - Family Friend January 03, 2019
Edna Whitworth was a lovely, gracious, and talented woman. I had the great fun of having played poker with her when I was a young married and then again many years later in her poker club. She was an excellent card player with always that gentle and warm smile - - - and the lunches she served were always delicious beyond compare. She truly enriched my life.
Posted by Barbara Leonard Smith - Austin, TX - Friend January 03, 2019
So very sad to learn of Mrs. Whitworth's death. My condolences to the entire family.
Posted by Page Foshee - Austin, TX - Family Friend December 30, 2018
I remember how welcoming to us your parents were when we moved next door on Foothill Terrace in 1971. They continued being friendly, even inviting us to their ranch. I'm sure Edna will be sorely missed. (I still live next door!)
Posted by Leslie Cohen - Austin, TX - Neighbor December 30, 2018
