unlimitedwoodworker

Well some of you remember i lost my aunt last year. Tommorow 9/7/08 will be 1 year that she has been gone! It is so unreal to me. My life will never be the same without her! It will never be as fun doing Anything Ever! Sue was the biggest fan of my woodworking projects! This was also one of the many reasons for ending the hobby for now. Well enough words here's some refresher pictures that some of you like, bj, harry, and mike might remember.


Yup you read it! 45 years young! A Mother of a 18 year old about to graduate, A wife, and a Grandmother!

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Hi Jeff

I have found through the 60 years of my lifes journey, the physical lose of a loved one is a tramatic experience, but one we all face from time to time. It has taught me the value of life, which we sometimes take for granted.

The physical lose has always left me stronger, because of the happy memories and feelings that never leave, are deep inside me, always helping me make wiser choices on my journey through life.

It is obvious your Aunt has left you with these memories and feelings in hopes you will make wiser choices on your journey through life. She would be proud and happy of your choice to share your memories of her with us, just knowing part of her is helping guide you on your journey.

Your Aunt shared in your dreams and the visions you have for yourself. She has passed the torch to you to carry forward, leaving you with the happy memories and lessons to guide you.

You must carry the torch now, always following your dreams and visions. I am proud to share in this opportunity to honour your Aunt Sue. God Bless!

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John

Cleaning my glasses will not make me look any better, but will make what I'm looking at better!

harrysin

Jeff, I can't compete with John,s words of wisdom but totally agree with them.

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Harry