Birth date: Mar 13, 1929 Death date: Oct 24, 2009
ENA SCHRADER WHITE was born on March 13, 1929 in Temple, Texas. She passed away in Dallas on October 24, 2009. Preceded in death by Father, Frank M. Schrader; Mother, Louise Blanton Schrader and husband, Thomas E. White, Jr. Ena g Read Obituary
I grew up down the alleyway from Ena and her family. She was a big part of the happiness of my childhood. I will never forget her laughter and her smile. I will also never forget that she flew all the way out to California to attend my ordination. She was a very special person. I am very saddened by her death, but will always remember her with love and affection.
I've known Ena for many many years. I can't think of anyone who has had more love and kindness in her heart than our Ena! We were first intorduced way back in the 1980's through our dear friend Don Campbell, and although Ena and I haven't had the opprtunity to see each for quite awhile, Don has kept me posted…I have so loved Ena through all these years, and I feel so honored to have had the gift of knowing this incredibly kind, generous, loving and compassionate human being. Ena I'll miss you sweetheart! LOVE, Andi Goldman, Boulder, CO
Dear Lisa, A friend (Richard from Casa area of town) told me the sad news.Was saddened to learn of the loss of your mother. Sending love and prayers to you and your family. Cynthia
The moment I met Ena, I knew we would be friends. There was nothing more refreshing than to hear her laughter ringing down the hallways at work. She always had a twinkle in her eye and a smile on her face. Ena was thoughtful. She always had a card or two ready to send to friends and loved ones for any occasion. I treasure the wonderful memories I have of my friend Ena.
Ena brought the light to every party. Her laugh was infectious and I can hear it even now. I have some great memories that I will always cherish. She was one great lady!
Ena was full of lightness & delight. What a joy to be around her!
There is a theme in all that has been said of Ena in the previous posted memories. It is a theme that rang true in all the Ena was and did. I did not know her as well as others nor did I work with her as long but I did learn while working on the Summer Seminars that you could do almost anything you wanted but you had better have a receipt for what you did!!! Rest well dear lady!
The first time I visited the Choristers Guild office in 1975 Ena greeted me with joy, exuberance and an open heart-felt warmth. She was my best friend for the years I worked with CG and remained so long after I moved to Colorado. I met with her every New Year's Even when I visit Dallas. She was a constant, loving and cheerful, living anthem. How she will be missed. May she rest in eternal peace and harmony.
Ena always had such positive energy and spirit.I always "felt" better after talking w/ Ena.I greatly enjoyed my contact w Ena while she was w/ the C Guild and she became a great friend.i will miss her. Gordie Hamilton
Ena will be missed by all – her laughter, her kind and caring spirit, her generous and heart-felt concern for others, and her love and commitment for her church. She was a long and loyal employee of Choristers Guild, providing assistance and guidance to many who worked along side her. Thank you Ena for sharing your life with us.
