Agnes Street Obituary

They were the best of friends, and regular movie-buddies. I like to think that when Mom went to heaven, Aggie was standing right behind my father to welcome her. Charleston is not the same without this generation.

Dearest Tim, Barbara, Susan, and all the Family of Aggie,
Like everyone who knew her, I have such cherished pictures in my mind of all the moments we spent together throughout these many years-so many places and experiences.
The snapshots in my mind are such blessings to me and to my family. We were very fortunate to spend lovely time with Aggie and with all of you. What richness, color, beauty and elegance she added to our lives.
We will always remember her gracious kindness. She was well loved
and returned this love a thousand fold. We cry for you in the missing of her presence and laugh joyfully with you at the memories you hold in your minds and in your hearts.
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Donna Archer

Dear Tim, Barbara, Susan, and Families,

We were so sorry to hear about Aggie's passing. She was another great loss in a generation of kind and caring parents. Our deepest condolences to all of you.

Bill and Doug Deas

Mr. Street, Susan and Barbara sorry for your loss. Mrs. Street was a wonderful, kind Southern lady. She will be greatly missed. You and your families are in my prayers.

Barbara,
I'm sending warm and caring thoughts. Enjoyed reading the lovely write up about your mother and her impressive activities, talent and charm.

We were honored to meet Aggie at Mitchell and Susan's wedding. Mike was especially taken by her as he loved to dance as well, and they did - dance together. That is how we know her and think of her - a gracious, graceful lady dancing in life and after. Love and prayers to her and all who love her. Respectfully, Patty and Mike LaTouche

Dear Barbara, Susan and family,
Fred and I were so sad when we saw that you had lost your beautiful mother.
She was such a dear friend of my mother and father. I will miss her sweet smile and walks around the city.
With deepest sympathy,
Fran and Fred Gunter

I'm so sorry for the loss of your Mom.My thought and prayers r with your family.

Mrs. Street was my idea of a Charlestn woman. She was alwqys gracious, without condensation, firm in the way things were done, but not judgemental or overtly critical. Her lithe appearance revealed an active woman ahead of her time. She was a pleasure to know and to have as a model.

I will always remember beautiful Aggie in her swim cap being the kindest host! Her lovely paintings in that sunny part of her house... such a gentle and gorgeous memory for me. My heart is broken for you all.

A beautiful woman and a lovely person. I am sorry for the sadness that comes with such loss for Tim, Barbara and Susan. May you be comforted by the knowledge that hers was a life well lived and of her love for each of you.

Agnes was a beautiful women whom I will miss dearly. I will treasure all of the wonderful memories that I have with her and am very luck to have had such a wonderful Great Aunt in my life. Love you Aggie :)

Loved,loved,loved your mother. Please know you are all in our thoughts ad prayers

Dear Tim, Susan and Barbara: I was so very sorry to hear about Aggie. She was the most elegant lady and I worshipped her when I was growing up. It is a sad day indeed; please know that my thoughts and prayers are with your family.

I can see your Mom walking down the street as I was walking my Black Lab. She was a joy and always lovely!

Charleston is a much lesser place without this kind soul who would help so many in a quiet way. She is the solid glue that held together her fine family and will be missed. God Bless the family and many friends during this time.

I am only one of many who dearly loved this beautiful lady, my mother's sister, my godmother. I will never forget her lovely spirit.