Saturday, February 8, 2025
I was saddened to hear of your passing. I recognize that you faced many challenges in life and often felt unsupported. Growing up with your parents, you did your best under difficult circumstances. It's just heartwarming to know that Karen and Betty graced you with their presence at the end, surely transforming your life into a thrill ride. I'm sure they went above and beyond to make sure you were well-fed and cozy—because that's what really matters, right?
It can be disheartening when some people make a passing about themselves instead of honoring the individual. However, ultimately, we all face judgment, and that will be determined in due course.
While Mark and I were not mentioned in your final reflections, we understand the situation. We know that we consistently offered our presence, and I fondly recall visiting you weekly when you and Donna lived in the North End. You always looked forward to those visits, and I remember the Christmas gifts you made for us as children.
I appreciate that you were able to connect with Sarah and play a part in her life, even if that time was brief. It is nice for her to have had that opportunity.
I hope that Uncle Gerry was there to welcome you, and that you have found peace alongside Uncle Wayne, reuniting with him and enjoying their company once more.
I hope that at the end you are finally at peace and know that you were loved
