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Flossie, life seemed a whole lot brighter, and living it to the fullest seemed so much more possible.
When questioned about her health, Flossie glossed over this topic with a wide grin, a twinkle in her eye, and “Oh, just a little heart trouble. Nothing serious! How are you and those precious children?” She showed a true concern for others with heart ^conditions, and that they were made aware of the marvelous benefits to their health cooking with herbs could give them. Her desire was to write a book about this from all the data she had gathered from her vast experience with herbs.
Flossie shared so much more with me than just her herbs. She gave of her time and her talents. She gave me comfort and love.
The herbs in my garden testify to me of the trade for which she became famous. They are a living memorial of a grand lady’s deep faith in God, one who had a zest for living, and who left me a wonderful pattern for living it.
In loving memory of Flossie.
KAREN VON FANGE
Woodville
In the majority of cases the best fruit of a man’s toil is reaped after his death, and oftentimes when he has died hungering for it.
— Irene Safford
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