No “sorry for your loss,” etc. please. It was expected, and I’m fine.
But if you wouldn’t mind sending a bit of music or a warm thought in her direction, it would be an appropriate salute.
She managed to raise herself out of very difficult circumstances and accomplish a life that was strikingly full of creativity and joy. She was a source of joy for a great many people who knew her, including those who cared for her in the nursing home during her last months.
Thanks,
Jerry
Edited to add, Sorry folks. I see I’ve posted this on the wrong forum. Oh, well …
Well, I just played her “Ashokan Farewell” (which seemed doubly fitting since it was topic of a recent thread) on my Jerry-tweaked Sweetone (which BTW is almost black now except for where your clear sticker is - the lettering wore away long ago).
I’ll hope yer mum will meet my mum, and mum they will not be.
But share wild tales of life’s wild trails, and tunes heard of you and me,
Their souls take flight both day and night, and gloat with avid glee,
for now they both can wink and tut, and know what vexes we.
For Mothers Gone, and Others
S.A. McUmber-House 08/26/2005