Mary Pesez Kames
1/5/2015 07:07:58 am
I really love this story...you have captured the essence of your cousin and your unfolding graces in her presence...keep on going!
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1/5/2015 09:27:04 am
Thank you, Mary. Your words mean a great deal to me. Keep in mind, I am always seeking Guest Writers, and now Guest Artists as well. ;)
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Carol Jamison
1/6/2015 12:34:43 am
So sorry; so young. A nice remembrance, Fran.
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1/6/2015 12:48:08 am
Thank you, Carol...one of my very first followers from the onslaught of this website! ;) Good of you to stop in! Beverly was a beautiful soul... and when I think of her I smile...
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mary hanna
1/6/2015 12:03:25 pm
What a beautiful tribute to cousin Beverly. Thanks for sharing the memory. I could see her and feel her presence. Beautiful!
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Laura Casal
1/6/2015 12:18:29 pm
Beautiful and sad at the same moment, which is life at its most real!
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1/6/2015 10:02:08 pm
Laura, thank you for noting my work. One day, I hope you offer up your poetry to my Guest Writers Page. Some Valentines for February 2015 would be lovely! :) Bravo to your publications.
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jean schild
1/18/2015 02:03:38 am
So bittersweet. Beverly sounded wonderful. Beautifully crafted piece
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John M. Lenahan
8/24/2018 07:34:18 pm
Thanks for this memoir. Much appreciated.
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PATRICIA LENAHAN
9/28/2018 12:24:27 pm
I enjoyed your article on Beverly. I could actually visualize her from your writing. It brought me to smile and also to be very sad. I'll keep you both in my prayers.
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Frances Drabick
10/1/2018 07:15:54 pm
Thank you, 'Jeanie.' Her memory is a part of me until I go. Hugs.
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