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ANOTHER WORLD: Ada Dies Pt. 5

ANOTHER WORLD: Ada Dies Pt. 5 The beginning of 1993 brought sad news of the death of AW veteran actress Constance Ford, known to AW fans as Rachel's beloved mother Ada Hobson. This great, tough, no-nonsense lady was the epitome of "saying it like it was" and inspired many with her truth and wisdom. Her passing was truly a great loss to the show. The brief storyline where we learn of Ada's falling ill and eventual passing is presented here in her memory. In Part 5, Matt speaks about his grandmother on Rachel's behalf. He speaks tenderly and tearfully about what he thinks she would want, and that is to be remembered as being tough, funny, full of love and loyalty. Rachel speaks about how Ada's sense of humor enabled Ada to be tough through life (a clip of Ada mopping the floor is shown). She remarks about how Ada never let Rachel take herself too seriously (a clip of Ada giving Rachel advice when Mac died is shown). She then relates Ada's resilience in life with a deck of cards (a clip of a tender moment between Ada and Rachel is shown where they profess their love for each other while appreciating the many years of ups and downs they've had in their relationship). Amanda recalls how full of love and wonder Ada was when she saw her great-granddaughter Allie for the first time. She vows that she'll always remember that moment and her. Nancy recalls many moments she had with her mother, some of which were loud and tumultuous. Inspite of that, she always knew Ada loved her. She refers to when she left Bay City years ago and how it was the toughest good-bye she ever had to make until she lost her mother (a clip of when Nancy saying good-bye to Ada is shown). Clarice speaks of how Ada opened her home to her and how she was her mother-in-law, friend and inspiration. She also mentions that she taught Clarice how to cook, something for which her family is eternally grateful. Aunt Liz speaks of how Ada did everything better than she did, including out shouting her when it came to her family (a clip of Ada telling Liz to butt out of Amanda's business is shown). Paulina mentions how Ada made her feel like the Cory house was her home and that she was hers. Matt remarks how Ada kept things in perspective for him. He recalls that when Mac died, she told him what he needed to hear. Her words of wisdom, including that death is a part of life, is what he envisions she'd say to him right now about her own passing (a clip of Ada consoling Matt when Mac died is shown).