Birth date: Jun 14, 1935 Death date: Jan 31, 2016
Audrey J. Burdette, age 80, of Germantown, MD passed away peacefully on January 31, 2016. Audrey was residing at Manor House in Seaford, DE at the time of her passing. Prior to her move to Delaware she lived in her Germantown, MD Read Obituary
Missing you today and every day. Love you, Scott
We want to send our condolences to the family of Audrey. She was a dear friend of our mother, Betty A. Cannaday. Our prayers are with you all. God Bless.
I am so sorry for your loss . John 5 : 28,29
Just want to send my condolences to your family (my cousins). This is Mary Virginia Dorsey Madden from Texas. Been gone from Md since 1956 when I went into the Army. May God Bless and Keep everyone in his prayers.
I will always remember our dear Audrey welcoming me to Germantown E.S. Her smiling face and genuine interest in people made her a standout in our school. She was always ready and willing to do what was needed, and sometimes what wasn't needed :-). That was our Audrey and what made her so special. The children who went through our school during her time there were so lucky to have such a caring, warm person in their lives. Thank you Audrey, for all the wonderful memories you have provided me with. You will be missed <3
My sweet Mother…I will miss your voice, your smell, your laugh and the cute smirk I would often see. I will miss our conversations and especially the ones where we knew what was wrong with the world and we were going to fix it in the next hour. I will miss our rides through the countryside and our annual “cemetery run” where you would explain to me our family history and who was buried where and how they were related to us. I often wish I had recorded those trips so I not only captured your voice, but all of the historical family knowledge you had.
I feel honored to have spent so much time with you in the last months of your journey on earth. I am truly blessed to have been your son (the baby) as you so often referred to me when introducing me to people. Your care for not only me, but for my brothers was truly deep…always the Mother even as adult men we were still your boys.
Rest in peace Mom; one day we will meet again. Until then I will cherish the many hugs you gave me and pray to God they hold me until the day the Lord calls me home. A day will not go by without me thinking of you because you are everywhere; in the tress I see, in the flowers I smell and in the air I breathe you will be there. Thanks for being my Mommy. I love you!
May the Holy Spirit comfort Audrey's family by means of loving hugs and peace of spirit.
Doug Harbaugh
