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From: Blossom on 19 Apr 2010 14:48 On Apr 17, 8:49 pm, Jack Shoemaker <jack.shoema...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > On Apr 12, 11:54 am, Blossom <dznyknit...(a)yahoo.com> wrote:> Dear Aunt passed last Monday morning. > > HI, > > I am very sorry for your loss. She had spunk! > > Michelle Great comment Michelle! You're right, the old bird had spunk! B
From: --Fizzie on 19 Apr 2010 15:38 On Apr 12, 11:54 am, Blossom <dznyknit...(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > Dear Aunt passed last Monday morning. > > We want to thank everyone who's followed her trips to WDW and who've > offered support during her illnesses before and after that horrid > stroke. She's been declining health-wise since last summer (even that > broken shoulder last February couldn't keep the ole-cuss off of > Soarin'), most precipitously since early February - it was all very > quick (a bit of a surprise) but not unexpected. It was time (from all > perspectives). > > So, if you're up to it or so inclined - think of the old dear (very > briefly) enjoying the h*ll out of being able to ride Soarin' and > enjoying her glass of white zinfandel (or rarely a short scotch). > > Thanks everyone, > Blossom & Wall-E > (most of radp who've been around will know who we "used to be" and > remember DA's trip in 2005) Just got back and I'm catching up posts. I was so sorry to read about the passing of the grand old dame. I've enjoyed keeping up with her escapades (and yours) over the past couple of years. You can bet that next time I do Soarin' I'll think of her whoosin' over virtual Cali. You and Wall-e deserve a rose garden for all of your loving care for DA. --Fizzie
From: Blossom on 19 Apr 2010 16:58 On Apr 19, 3:38 pm, --Fizzie <BlueCastle1...(a)aol.com> wrote: > On Apr 12, 11:54 am, Blossom <dznyknit...(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > > > > > > > Dear Aunt passed last Monday morning. > > > We want to thank everyone who's followed her trips to WDW and who've > > offered support during her illnesses before and after that horrid > > stroke. She's been declining health-wise since last summer (even that > > broken shoulder last February couldn't keep the ole-cuss off of > > Soarin'), most precipitously since early February - it was all very > > quick (a bit of a surprise) but not unexpected. It was time (from all > > perspectives). > > > So, if you're up to it or so inclined - think of the old dear (very > > briefly) enjoying the h*ll out of being able to ride Soarin' and > > enjoying her glass of white zinfandel (or rarely a short scotch). > > > Thanks everyone, > > Blossom & Wall-E > > (most of radp who've been around will know who we "used to be" and > > remember DA's trip in 2005) > > Just got back and I'm catching up posts. I was so sorry to read about > the passing of the grand old dame. I've enjoyed keeping up with her > escapades (and yours) over the past couple of years. You can bet that > next time I do Soarin' I'll think of her whoosin' over virtual Cali. > You and Wall-e deserve a rose garden for all of your loving care for > DA. > --Fizzie Thank you Fizzie - I think that the roses came with a few thorns, lessons that will serve us well but were painful to learn. But you know, it's all okay, because pain helps us appreciate the sunshine and laughter and love that's around us. Blossom
From: Laura Gilbreath on 19 Apr 2010 18:25 In article <5944476c-6c5a-4610-b2ab-340a353ba341(a)e7g2000yqf.googlegroups.com>, Blossom <dznyknitter(a)yahoo.com> wrote: >Dear Aunt passed last Monday morning. > >We want to thank everyone who's followed her trips to WDW and who've >offered support during her illnesses before and after that horrid >stroke. She's been declining health-wise since last summer (even that >broken shoulder last February couldn't keep the ole-cuss off of >Soarin'), most precipitously since early February - it was all very >quick (a bit of a surprise) but not unexpected. It was time (from all >perspectives). > >So, if you're up to it or so inclined - think of the old dear (very >briefly) enjoying the h*ll out of being able to ride Soarin' and >enjoying her glass of white zinfandel (or rarely a short scotch). I'm so very sorry to hear about Dear Aunt - my condolences to you and Wall-E. She was a grand old gal, and obviously loved life. Bless you both for the wonderful care you took of her. Laura
From: Alpha on 3 May 2010 16:06
My sympathies, Blossom. I was just thinking of your DA and hoping the best for her (and you and Wall-E). I know I'll think of her again next time we're at Soarin'. -- Alpha |