Pinky brightens days with flowers

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Elizabeth Edens, also known as Pinky, is seen with a bucket of freshly picked flowers July 24, 2013 at the 577 Foundation in Perrysburg, Ohio. (Photo: Enoch Wu/Sentinel-Tribune)

PERRYSBURG — Elizabeth “Pinky” Edens brazenly walks into other people’s yards, cutting other people’s flowers and walking off with them.
Private property is one thing, but she's even been seen doing the same thing at the 577 Foundation on East Front Street.
And nobody ever calls the police.
In fact, Edens typically leaves only smiles in her wake.
What's going on?
"She has a project to take fresh flowers to people whose lives have been brightened by them," explains Edens' sister, Rose Drain.
It's a long-standing private mission, and during the last decade or so Edens has brought lots of other people on board, both as floral recipients and donors.
"It started when I lived in Bowling Green. My mom, Mary Dapogny, always had a history of helping other people, so I grew up with that."