Mourning Someone Who Has Died

[ingmarnicebbmt]

  

[fritzkep]

Remembering Andy.

[Sara B]

So good to read all your memories of Andy.

[Sara B]

Thinking of him too. Very fondly.

Remembering with a happy heart our visit to Oxford and the Isle of Wight (together with Linda), our wedding in Berlin where he was our guest, our visit chez "les Bond" in Colyton (when he picked us up at the airport together with Sonja), his two visits to Nice and Offenburg (together with Sara),
and our first encounter in San Francisco at the Brokie rodeo and Castro gathering.

All of them unforgettable.

He was a witty, smart, very good looking man, a decent pianist, a music lover, and a wonderful person altogether.

So many good meetings!

[ingmarnicebbmt]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

 

[ingmarnicebbmt]

Five years ago today, on an equally sunny, bright and warm March morning, my wonderful, inspiring and generous father passed away.

I miss him so very much.

[gattaca]

^^^ That's a really great visual for life Ingy.  ++++ vibes your way! 

For most, losing 1 or both parents leaves scars as reminders of what they did.... for you.  Those holes never really dissipate.  As humans, we compensate with time. 

V.

[CellarDweller115]

(((((Ingy)))))

[roby]

(((Ing)))

I know how you feel 

[ingmarnicebbmt]

Many thanks, (((Vincent, Roby & Chuckster))).

 

[fritzkep]

Eternal rest grant unto him, let perpetual light shine upon him. Remembering.

[ingmarnicebbmt]