Birth date: Nov 23, 1932 Death date: Oct 27, 2020
Yta C. Kradoska (nee Farrington) of Cinnaminson, NJ, formerly of Philadelphia, PA, passed away peacefully on October 27, 2020. Born in London, England to the late Stuart and Harriet Morrow Farrington, she was 87 years old. Yta was Read Obituary
Yta was a great Sister-in-Law and Aunt to my children
Condolences from the end of Morrow Hill Rd. In the 25+ years I've lived here there have been a lot of changes, but the one constant is the knowledge that we at the end of road have always had, and will continue to have, each other's back. Yta was a good neighbor and friend, and will be missed.
How can I squeeze just a few memories out of the 50+ year friendship Yta and I shared. From the early, young decades with our young children--with Ed and Les the family trips --skiing in New Hampshire -- Nantucket - the boat years - the shore - the decades of the funny, fun bridge club - the Batchelor's Barge Club - and so much more. And then -- the growing older years, recently contacting by phone to get updates on family, friends and not solving the world's problems. I am beyond sad that I will never again pick up my phone and hear her voice.
Jane Burgess
She loved pink...
I miss you lady?
Ed, I'm so shocked and truly sorry to learn of Yta's passing and how she'll be missed. She was such a lovely lady and I wish that I had gotten to know her better. My sincerest condolences to you and your family.
Mary Davin
Nothing but sweet memories of this beautiful woman and her family. She welcomed me into the family as Ed's high school girlfriend with accepting and open arms. She opened my eyes to a whole different way of life and showed me what it meant to be part of a loving family. To this day, I have a tiffany lamp like hers hanging over my dining room table. Her gracious heart included me in family holidays, a trip to Maine, and many 'ordinary' family things that were treasures to me. I am saddened to hear she is no longer on this earth, but find joy in knowing her legacy lives on in all of her family's hearts.......and mine.
Lois (Weisbrot) Hartwell
I was very lucky to have such an amazing grandmother that did so many things with me and my brothers. I will never forget all the great times with her and my grandfather. Going on the boardwalk taking us into the ocean, swiming in the neighbors pool, playing video games with us. Letting me fall asleep in her giant bed while watching I love Lucy and the most delicious bowls of ice cream before bed. So many fun and great memories I will for ever cherish. I love and miss you so much grandmom. Xoxoxo Liz
Yta was a good sister-in-law and I will miss her
