OT Feeling Sad Today

Last night about 11 pm, a fire truck pulled up across the street, followed
by 2 AID cars and 2 police cars. When DH went out to ask what was going on,
the policeman told him our nice neighbor next door, had passed away.
Serge' was from The Ukraine, I think he was maybe 80, and was such a nice
man. On the Saturday before Mother's Day, I gave him some small windchimes
for his wife, then took my 4 wheeled walker down to check the mail, and when
I got back, there was a huge bouquet of his homegrown lilacs waiting for me.
He was such a sweet man, who spoke very little English. I have another
neighbor who works with Alzimers patients and some of the women she works
with are from The Urkraine and they will put a sympathy card together for
her (I've never met her) from us, in her native language.
This is the second person that has passed away in our 55+ trailer park in
the passed two weeks. I didn't know the other lady.
I'm sorry, I'm just sitting here in tears.
RIP Serge'
Hug
Kyla

"Kyla`=^. .^=`" wrote in message
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Last night about 11 pm, a fire truck pulled up across the street, followed
by 2 AID cars and 2 police cars. When DH went out to ask what was going
on, the policeman told him our nice neighbor next door, had passed away.
Serge' was from The Ukraine, I think he was maybe 80, and was such a nice
man. On the Saturday before Mother's Day, I gave him some small
windchimes for his wife, then took my 4 wheeled walker down to check the
mail, and when I got back, there was a huge bouquet of his homegrown
lilacs waiting for me. He was such a sweet man, who spoke very little
English. I have another neighbor who works with Alzimers patients and
some of the women she works with are from The Urkraine and they will put a
sympathy card together for her (I've never met her) from us, in her native
language.
This is the second person that has passed away in our 55+ trailer park in
the passed two weeks. I didn't know the other lady.
I'm sorry, I'm just sitting here in tears.
RIP Serge'
Hug
Kyla

It always hurts to lose a friend.

((((((((Kyla)))))))))

Joy

"Joy"
"Kyla`=^. .^=`"
Last night about 11 pm, a fire truck pulled up across the street,
followed by 2 AID cars and 2 police cars. When DH went out to ask what
was going on, the policeman told him our nice neighbor next door, had
passed away. Serge' was from The Ukraine, I think he was maybe 80, and
was such a nice man. On the Saturday before Mother's Day, I gave him
some small windchimes for his wife, then took my 4 wheeled walker down to
check the mail, and when I got back, there was a huge bouquet of his
homegrown lilacs waiting for me. He was such a sweet man, who spoke very
little English. I have another neighbor who works with Alzimers patients
and some of the women she works with are from The Urkraine and they will
put a sympathy card together for her (I've never met her) from us, in her
native language.
This is the second person that has passed away in our 55+ trailer park in
the passed two weeks. I didn't know the other lady.
I'm sorry, I'm just sitting here in tears.
RIP Serge'
Hug
Kyla

It always hurts to lose a friend.

((((((((Kyla)))))))))

Joy

Thank you Joy, yes, yes it does hurt.
I've never lost a friend to 'death' before.
Hug back
Kyla

On Jun 12, 4:54 pm, "Kyla`=^. .^=`" wrote:
Last night about 11 pm, a fire truck pulled up across the street, followed
by 2 AID cars and 2 police cars. When DH went out to ask what was going on,
the policeman told him our nice neighbor next door, had passed away.
Serge' was from The Ukraine, I think he was maybe 80, and was such a nice
man. On the Saturday before Mother's Day, I gave him some small windchimes
for his wife, then took my 4 wheeled walker down to check the mail, and when
I got back, there was a huge bouquet of his homegrown lilacs waiting for me.
He was such a sweet man, who spoke very little English. I have another
neighbor who works with Alzimers patients and some of the women she works
with are from The Urkraine and they will put a sympathy card together for
her (I've never met her) from us, in her native language.
This is the second person that has passed away in our 55+ trailer park in
the passed two weeks. I didn't know the other lady.
I'm sorry, I'm just sitting here in tears.
RIP Serge'
Hug
Kyla

Kyla


We say goodby a lot this time of day.

The sun is going down; the shadows grow too long.

We knew the day would end but still,

We say goodby too much this time of day.

Bill Reich

I did that when my beloved Aunt Francis passed away but it has been
applicable too many time over the years.

--
Will in New Haven

"Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail
better."
Thomas Lindgren on rec.arts.sf.composition

"Will in New Haven"

Kyla

Thank you Will.


We say goodby a lot this time of day.

The sun is going down; the shadows grow too long.

We knew the day would end but still,

We say goodby too much this time of day.

Bill Reich

I did that when my beloved Aunt Francis passed away but it has been
applicable too many time over the years.

That poem is just beautiful.
Thank you.
Hug
Kyla
--in tears

--
Will in New Haven

"Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail
better."
Thomas Lindgren on rec.arts.sf.composition

Kyla, I am so sorry for your pain. It is hard to lose someone you know.

I don't mean to make light of your pain but, you gave me my cardiovascular
work out for the day. There Is a Serge on our other group and somehow, I
focused on the name before reading the message!

Also, at my age I hate to hear anyone 55+ that has died, too close to home
for comfort.
"Joy" wrote in message
...
"Kyla`=^. .^=`" wrote in message
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Last night about 11 pm, a fire truck pulled up across the street,
followed by 2 AID cars and 2 police cars. When DH went out to ask what
was going on, the policeman told him our nice neighbor next door, had
passed away. Serge' was from The Ukraine, I think he was maybe 80, and
was such a nice man. On the Saturday before Mother's Day, I gave him
some small windchimes for his wife, then took my 4 wheeled walker down to
check the mail, and when I got back, there was a huge bouquet of his
homegrown lilacs waiting for me. He was such a sweet man, who spoke very
little English. I have another neighbor who works with Alzimers patients
and some of the women she works with are from The Urkraine and they will
put a sympathy card together for her (I've never met her) from us, in her
native language.
This is the second person that has passed away in our 55+ trailer park in
the passed two weeks. I didn't know the other lady.
I'm sorry, I'm just sitting here in tears.
RIP Serge'
Hug
Kyla

It always hurts to lose a friend.

((((((((Kyla)))))))))

Joy

Amen to that.
"Will in New Haven" wrote in message
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On Jun 12, 4:54 pm, "Kyla`=^. .^=`" wrote:
Last night about 11 pm, a fire truck pulled up across the street,
followed
by 2 AID cars and 2 police cars. When DH went out to ask what was going
on,
the policeman told him our nice neighbor next door, had passed away.
Serge' was from The Ukraine, I think he was maybe 80, and was such a
nice
man. On the Saturday before Mother's Day, I gave him some small
windchimes
for his wife, then took my 4 wheeled walker down to check the mail, and
when
I got back, there was a huge bouquet of his homegrown lilacs waiting for
me.
He was such a sweet man, who spoke very little English. I have another
neighbor who works with Alzimers patients and some of the women she works
with are from The Urkraine and they will put a sympathy card together for
her (I've never met her) from us, in her native language.
This is the second person that has passed away in our 55+ trailer park in
the passed two weeks. I didn't know the other lady.
I'm sorry, I'm just sitting here in tears.
RIP Serge'
Hug
Kyla

Kyla


We say goodby a lot this time of day.

The sun is going down; the shadows grow too long.

We knew the day would end but still,

We say goodby too much this time of day.

Bill Reich

I did that when my beloved Aunt Francis passed away but it has been
applicable too many time over the years.

--
Will in New Haven

"Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail
better."
Thomas Lindgren on rec.arts.sf.composition

Granby, I'm sorry about your cardiovascular workout, didn't mean to scare
you.
Yeah it is hard to lose someone you know, who was so nice. And I know what
you mean about the other thing too. Too close for comfort, right you are.
And dealing with with having both kinds of the flu hasn't helped either
Thank you for your kind words.
Love you
Kyla
--worried about Dan and the floods in Iowa
"Granby"
Kyla, I am so sorry for your pain. It is hard to lose someone you know.
I don't mean to make light of your pain but, you gave me my cardiovascular
work out for the day. There Is a Serge on our other group and somehow, I
focused on the name before reading the message!
Also, at my age I hate to hear anyone 55+ that has died, too close to
home
for comfort.
"Joy" ...
"Kyla`=^. .^=`"
Last night about 11 pm, a fire truck pulled up across the street,
followed by 2 AID cars and 2 police cars. When DH went out to ask what
was going on, the policeman told him our nice neighbor next door, had
passed away. Serge' was from The Ukraine, I think he was maybe 80, and
was such a nice man. On the Saturday before Mother's Day, I gave him
some small windchimes for his wife, then took my 4 wheeled walker down
to check the mail, and when I got back, there was a huge bouquet of his
homegrown lilacs waiting for me. He was such a sweet man, who spoke very
little English. I have another neighbor who works with Alzimers
patients and some of the women she works with are from The Urkraine and
they will put a sympathy card together for her (I've never met her) from
us, in her native language.
This is the second person that has passed away in our 55+ trailer park
in the passed two weeks. I didn't know the other lady.
I'm sorry, I'm just sitting here in tears.
RIP Serge'
Hug
Kyla

It always hurts to lose a friend.

((((((((Kyla)))))))))

Joy

Thank you Charleen, He and his wife only lived next door for a couple of
months, but we really liked him; Yes it does hurt, and I feel so bad for
her
I never met her but DH saw her a few times.
Hug
Kyla

"Charleen Welton"
My condolences to you on the loss of a dear friend and neighbor. It
asways breaks off a little piece of our heart when we lose one near us
doesn't it?
Charleen

"Kyla`=^. .^=`"
Last night about 11 pm, a fire truck pulled up across the street,
followed by 2 AID cars and 2 police cars. When DH went out to ask what
was going on, the policeman told him our nice neighbor next door, had
passed away. Serge' was from The Ukraine, I think he was maybe 80, and
was such a nice man. On the Saturday before Mother's Day, I gave him
some small windchimes for his wife, then took my 4 wheeled walker down to
check the mail, and when I got back, there was a huge bouquet of his
homegrown lilacs waiting for me. He was such a sweet man, who spoke very
little English. I have another neighbor who works with Alzimers patients
and some of the women she works with are from The Urkraine and they will
put a sympathy card together for her (I've never met her) from us, in her
native language.
This is the second person that has passed away in our 55+ trailer park in
the passed two weeks. I didn't know the other lady.
I'm sorry, I'm just sitting here in tears.
RIP Serge'
Hug
Kyla

Condolences