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Wednesday And Choosing Sides
I did some filing and cleaning up in the morning; also emailed the office that I need a new toilet seat. Left at 10:30 and got the 11 bus to...
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Had a delightful lunch with my new (Wellspouse) friend, Mary L. yesterday. No problem getting to TGI Friday's in Toms River--in fact, ...
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Thursday, August 23: Lunch with the most recent gang of company was nice. Had the menu I planned and everybody seemed to like it; just serve...
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Ellen scrambled eggs for breakfast, then she and I went to the meadow preserve and took a long walk. Here are some pics from that very enjoy...
8 comments:
I am very sorry to hear about your loss. Hopefully he did not suffer much. My condolences.
I, too, am very sorry. I've just prayed for you, and will continue to do so.
I'm so sorry.
Thank you all. Pat died peacefully in his sleep, for which I'm so grateful. With his respiratory problems, he could have suffocated to death. He was so sick for a very long time and now he's at peace.
Thank you again--you're the good guys.
Mimi,
I am so sorry about Pat. I hope you are holding up well under the circumstances. I wish there was something more and better I could say but I know that there isn’t.
Rob, there isn't anything more and better than just your expression of sympathy. Thank you.
Rosemary,
Pat's obituary was perfect. His children and especially his grandchildren will hold it dear. What an honor to have helped with Msgr Moran's grave. My brother Jim said he was there at the game when Pat ran the 74 yards ..and the best part is.... it was against ACHS ..Yes! So glad you added those things. We'll be thinking of you all tomorrow and the days to follow.
Pat and Rich..Virginia Beach
Pat, it's wonderful to receive the sympathetic comments of the other writers above. Their intelligent, intense, anti-war blogs are part of my regular reading. However--YOU know what that 74-yard runback against ACHS actually meant! One of the greatest things about my life and Pat's life is that we were born into the community we were. Thank you, my friend.
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