I have very fond memories of all the visits you made to England when I was young - particularly the walks to and from school and watching Wimbledon in the summer. Also the time in '08 when I saw you in Reading, and you showed me around Lexington & Concord as well as whale watching. I will always cherish the time we spent together. Love, Geoffrey xxx

Margaret is my sister and we shared a lifetime of memories. Margaret was a brilliant sister. Her readiness to give me sound, big sisterly advice helped me to navigate the somewhat choppy waters of my childhood/teenage years. Our family vacations in the Pocono Mountains are chocked full of memories. In recent years when Margaret and I were together, we often reminisced about those holidays. We would remember the warmth from open hearth fires, playing board games well into the evenings as well as picking wild blueberries near our cabin. We laughed heartily when recalling Mother's mishap in a canoe! Margaret's enthusiasm for teaching was contagious. She was my role model who influenced me to become a teacher. It is a decision I have never regretted. Trips to England were most welcomed by the Baines family. There was always much laughter and fun when Auntie Margaret was with us. The time Margaret and my four children fell into a shallow ford and got soaking wet is legendary. I am most grateful for the treasure trove of memories that I have of my life with Margaret. I miss her. Belle Sauer Baines

Dearest Auntie Margaret, Your presence brought warmth and joy to our summers in England, filled with cherished moments of attending our school performances, watching tennis matches and exploring the beautiful countryside together. Visiting you in the States was equally special, with unforgettable experiences like whale watching and eating delicious lobster at the Gloucester House. I will hold onto these memories dearly. You will be deeply missed. Lots of love, Jennifer xxx

Dearest Auntie Margaret, I have the fondest memories of spending time with you, particularly during our childhood when you would visit us during the summer. Sitting watching Wimbledon together, walks in the sunshine and buying fudge and trinkets from the Arts and Crafts shop! I will also always remember visiting you in Reading and you showing me the proper way to eat lobster. We miss you. Lots of Love, Katherine xx