Avahahavah, 38, was born February 11, 1988 in a small, sleepy area of Island Pond, Vermont. Better known to friends and family as Avah, or Vah, she leaves behind her husband of two years, Rob (Bob) Trago and her very best friend and companion, Angus. Angus was her traveling companion, protector, and all round best buddy.

Avah had such a unique rapport with animals. She could make her animals, big or small, do exactly as she wanted. She named every chicken, duck, guinea pig, dog, cat, every animal she had or adopted and cared for them like they were her children. They were the most well behaved, trained pets ever.

Never having any children she seemed to adopt everyone and care for them like they were hers. She did, however take care of her two step-sons, Isaiah and Noah, for many years when they were in school. She cared and loved them deeply as if they were her own.

Besides her husband, Angus and two step-sons Avah leaves her mother and father Mary and Carl Krajewsky, brother Benjamin and three sisters, Emmith, Tiquvah, and Hasadiah.

Not many were aware how much Avah loved canning, baking and cooking for the family. She enjoyed most of all making home made breads and goodies for all. She loved to try different recipes and persisted until they were perfect. As well she was a woman of many talents with her crocheting, painting, drawings and flower arrangements. Her crocheting was some of the best.we had ever seen.Everything she did was perfect and that included her tending to her plants. Avah loved watching things grow, whether it was from seed, transplant, or doctoring sickly plants. Her green thumb brought many different plants and cactus back to life. Every plant was taken care of and nurtured as she always knew their species and what they required. Being part of nature was her greatest joy. She loved to go hiking and the beauty she always found in the woods made her very happy.

Avah was a happy person and very satisfied with her life. She often spoke of a bright and successful future with her husband and friends. Traveling in the near future was something she and her husband were looking forward to.

A quiet and peaceful gathering for Avah will take place at a later date.

Arrangements by Henderson-Biedekapp Funeral Chapel, Hancock.