Helen it’s too bad you weren’t able to come back for the funeral. We’ll see you in March though.

Tracie you might bump into me one of these days at the gym. I need to get back. Without mom, dad and I are lacking in motivation and execution. I loved how much we laughed and joked with everyone at the gym, even when we were sweating and working hard.

Mom and dad loved the trips they made with Doris to small towns and cemetaries. And of course the games of Spinner whenever they could. I miss being able to visit Doris and having a reason for the East coast family to come to Lincoln.

Becky, I can’t believe dad didn’t recognize you at first. I don’t think you’ve changed much at all. Let’s find a great spot to meet half-way and have lunch or dinner or whatever we can fit in. I love you sister!

Resting? Definitely not. Thanks for coming to the funeral and reception Peggy. Dad and I always joked that the her jaw got the most exercise at the gym.

Thanks Renee. It was so wonderful to see you, John and Teena at the funeral. We need to catch up at happier occasions.

Thanks Loretta. It’s too bad you weren’t able to attend, but I hope you are healing and feeling better.

My heartfelt sympathy to Paul, Deb and the rest of the family. I know your hearts are heavy.
Thank goodness she is no longer burdened with illness.