Postby Kathryn in MN » Tue Jul 17, 2012 6:05 pm
Even though I knew this was coming, and I'm glad she is out of pain, and I know that she made her peace with death, the tears still roll. Some people might not have clicked with her no-nonsense ways, but I did. Everyone could appreciate her knowledge, and she has given us so much. I appreciated her logical processing and willingness to face reality, while still not giving up. She realized that acknowledging facts and reality doesn't mean being negative or giving up, it just meant knowing right where you stand, as best as you can. It was so nice for me to find someone else who "gets" the way I think too. I am so glad I got to meet her and spend time with her at Call on Congress. Even though her health started downhill earlier that week, she still made the effort to come. She was dealing with a lot of pain, but pushed onward.
I have to change my luminary for her to in memory now. I'm glad to have been given the chance to have some memories of time spent with her.