I remember shopping in Audiine's store in Arriba as a childwith my grandma Ashton. My mom (Marion Ashton)was a high school classmate of Audine, and had lots of memories to share. My condolences to the family.
We were so sorry to hear that Audine had passed away. When our children were young and we visited Grandma & Grandpa in Arriba, the first thing they wanted to do was walk to Audine's store. She told wonderful stories and always had information from yesteryear. She will be missed. Our Sympathy to her family. Sue & Willy
We have truly lost a national treasure. I only hope there are dry goods stores in Heaven, because no one did it better than you! Godspeed to you old girl!
I've known Audine since the summer of 1971 when my family and I moved to Arriba from Ohio. I enjoyed visiting Audine in her amazing and unique store on Arriba's main street; I even made her a few dresses at her request. We kept in touch over the years until we moved to Oklahoma in 2005. I'm sorry to hear of her passing. She was an interesting and nice lady.
Audine will be missed by all. She has always been there. Never will forget playing my keyboard at the nursing home. She would sit straight up when I hit a wrong note. She was a precious lady. Lee remembers his mom being her best friend. I will always remember going to the store and could find anything you wanted and she knew right where it was. Our sympathy to your family.
To all of Audine's family, We will certainly miss Audine's wink as she entered the dining room. She used to tell us so many stories about Arriba and her wordly travels. Our hearts go out to all of you and you all are certainly in our thoughts and prayers.
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