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Originally Posted by chaotic13
now from a more mature pespective your looking back and saying "wow, thank you. I had no idea at the time what you were doing for me and how special it was and how important it was. Thank you." She will benefit from hearing that. Wheither she remembers the details the way you do or not. Your telling her that...she was important, that her acts of kindness still live inside you...haven't been forgotten.
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How true--she will be touched to know she touched your life, blue.
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I think just writing a short simple thank you card to her would mean a lot.
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I like the idea of writing a note--if you send an email message, it is easier for her to discard it without realizing what it is (just another spam). A written note can have more impact, especially for someone of her age--she will appreciate the effort and politeness (the written card is becoming a thing of the past).