This is the third panel that I am highlighting in this series. Just noticed on this that 2 of our guys passed on the same day. Probably a lot more about these panels then I noticed at the time. Taking care of them has been a definite labor of love and I shall miss them when someone else takes over the job.
In the upper left is my friend
Wally Miller
3/15/1965-7/23/2001.
I knew Wally for 3 years before I discovered how well we were connected. I was giving him a ride home and we started talking about the University and when he attended. I told him my son attended during the same time. Who was my son? When I told him it was Sam, he said, "Oh, my God! Sam was my best friend!" That friendship was soon revived. Wally was such a dear!
Elsie
6/26/30-/12/03.
I did not know Elsie very well. Only that she was our oldest client and she loved to cook as well as eat. Her husband was a lot younger than her, but took very good care of her until she passed.
Myron
12/19/72-12/21/03
I did not know Myron well, just that he liked to hunt and especially loved the Colorado Rocky Mountains.
Paul
2/22/62-4/26/03
Paul was a dear and a very lost little soul. He had the saddest brown eyes in the whole world most of the time, but when he found something amusing they would light up the whole room. He fought alcholism his whole life and lost.
Felix
9/30/66-10-19-2000
I never met Felix, but made this panel and gave him my Mickey and Minnie Mouse because I knew he would want them just by the way he was described to me. He loved roses and had many of them at his home.
Jenny
8/22/71-9/6/01
This panel was made by her mom and 2 young sons. It is a work of love and it shows. Her sons are big boys now, but still reflect the gentle nature of their mother.
Dennis
2/8/54-1/19/01
Dennis loved flowers, finer things in life, his home and most of all his dogs. He is sorely missed by friends and family and the dogs.
Dennis
8/21/50-7/23/01
Here is a guy who knew what good was! Dennis loved Kentucky Fried Chicken and I think Colonel Sanders was his hero! He also like bright, flamboyant things, to include flowers.
In the upper left is my friend
Wally Miller
3/15/1965-7/23/2001.
I knew Wally for 3 years before I discovered how well we were connected. I was giving him a ride home and we started talking about the University and when he attended. I told him my son attended during the same time. Who was my son? When I told him it was Sam, he said, "Oh, my God! Sam was my best friend!" That friendship was soon revived. Wally was such a dear!
Elsie
6/26/30-/12/03.
I did not know Elsie very well. Only that she was our oldest client and she loved to cook as well as eat. Her husband was a lot younger than her, but took very good care of her until she passed.
Myron
12/19/72-12/21/03
I did not know Myron well, just that he liked to hunt and especially loved the Colorado Rocky Mountains.
Paul
2/22/62-4/26/03
Paul was a dear and a very lost little soul. He had the saddest brown eyes in the whole world most of the time, but when he found something amusing they would light up the whole room. He fought alcholism his whole life and lost.
Felix
9/30/66-10-19-2000
I never met Felix, but made this panel and gave him my Mickey and Minnie Mouse because I knew he would want them just by the way he was described to me. He loved roses and had many of them at his home.
Jenny
8/22/71-9/6/01
This panel was made by her mom and 2 young sons. It is a work of love and it shows. Her sons are big boys now, but still reflect the gentle nature of their mother.
Dennis
2/8/54-1/19/01
Dennis loved flowers, finer things in life, his home and most of all his dogs. He is sorely missed by friends and family and the dogs.
Dennis
8/21/50-7/23/01
Here is a guy who knew what good was! Dennis loved Kentucky Fried Chicken and I think Colonel Sanders was his hero! He also like bright, flamboyant things, to include flowers.
And there you have this installment. Will try not to let so much time expire next time. This represents another 8 lives cut short to the disease we pay so little attention to nowadays. I had a guy explain to me the other day that AIDS is now a thing of the past and that there is a cure. I told him he might want to check that one out a little closer!
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