Thank You

To everyone who has expressed their sympathy for the unbearably painful loss of our son,  I will be eternally grateful. I have a deep and abiding faith that drives me through this confusing and difficult time. We have heard heartfelt stories from his friends from elementary school, to college friends, co-workers and so many others. He was brilliant and recognized for his potential. He had an illness that limited him but did not stop him. He had skills beyond my comprehension. In the last 4 years that he lived with us, we grew to know him as an adult, a fine man, an honorable human being.

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While the earthly sun has set on his life, I know that he has moved to a greater place. We discussed this a few weeks ago. That story, I will hold dear and cling to forever. He always enjoyed my blog process, helping me set up equipment, redesigning spaces, and helping me with my severely challenged color palette.  In his memory I will continue this blog, in a while. He was my computer specialist and enjoyed the fact that his dear old Mum shared some of his interests. I need a little time, there is much to do. Thank you all again, near and far, personal friends and those dear people I have never met. My heart is broken, but a cup of tea and lots of stitches will help me mend. 

Gratuity Moment: our last conversation