Purrs for Hoomins' Tragedy

Many, many heartfelt purrs for your friends; I am so sad to read this story.
Please let them know we are sending our condolences and thoughts their way.
And comforting purrs to you, too, Hopitus.
Christine
"Hopitus2" wrote in message
...
Don't often share my heartaches with cat ng cyberfriends, but multiple
purrs
needed for a couple friends in Miami, my hometown. Early a.m. today, a
call
woke me from a close pal; her DH's only child, a daughter, 21, went to RB
today 3 days after driving headon into a large concrete pole late at night
during one of the intricate turns in poorly lighted section of our I-95
Interchange (locally nicknamed "the spaghetti bowl" so you can imagine
what
I mean by "hairpin turns" here). Her BF died at the scene; neither wore
seatbelts, and her car was a rebuilt Mercury with airbags not reinstalled
upon renovation. I had occasion to ride as passenger with her dad, my
friend, about 2 months ago, and at the time bitched at him to fasten his
belt; he speeds and we were stopped by a local cop, scolded, but no ticket
given as he mentioned we had our seatbelts on (!). What irony.This is my
same friend who has the 3 Himmies in her *no pets* condo; she and DH have
now adopted his daughter's half-grown kitten; the Himmies are having cows
over the kid's
intrusion, but at least one of them is playing with it already.
Thank you for your recovery and comfort purrs for my friends; I met
Claudia
(his girl) once.
--
If there's no cats in heaven, I don't wanna go!

Oh, how sad! Many purrs coming up.
--
Britta (still shuddering at the concept of speeding in the spaghetti bowl
with no seatbelts on and no airbags)
Check out pictures of Vino at:
http://photos.yahoo.com/badwilson click on the Vino album



"Hopitus2" wrote in message
...
Don't often share my heartaches with cat ng cyberfriends, but multiple
purrs
needed for a couple friends in Miami, my hometown. Early a.m. today, a
call
woke me from a close pal; her DH's only child, a daughter, 21, went to RB
today 3 days after driving headon into a large concrete pole late at night
during one of the intricate turns in poorly lighted section of our I-95
Interchange (locally nicknamed "the spaghetti bowl" so you can imagine
what
I mean by "hairpin turns" here). Her BF died at the scene; neither wore
seatbelts, and her car was a rebuilt Mercury with airbags not reinstalled
upon renovation. I had occasion to ride as passenger with her dad, my
friend, about 2 months ago, and at the time bitched at him to fasten his
belt; he speeds and we were stopped by a local cop, scolded, but no ticket
given as he mentioned we had our seatbelts on (!). What irony.This is my
same friend who has the 3 Himmies in her *no pets* condo; she and DH have
now adopted his daughter's half-grown kitten; the Himmies are having cows
over the kid's
intrusion, but at least one of them is playing with it already.
Thank you for your recovery and comfort purrs for my friends; I met
Claudia
(his girl) once.
--
If there's no cats in heaven, I don't wanna go!

"Hopitus2" wrote in message
...
Don't often share my heartaches with cat ng cyberfriends, but multiple
purrs
needed for a couple friends in Miami, my hometown. Early a.m. today, a
call
woke me from a close pal; her DH's only child, a daughter, 21, went to RB
today 3 days after driving headon into a large concrete pole late at night
during one of the intricate turns in poorly lighted section of our I-95
Interchange (locally nicknamed "the spaghetti bowl" so you can imagine
what
I mean by "hairpin turns" here). Her BF died at the scene; neither wore
seatbelts, and her car was a rebuilt Mercury with airbags not reinstalled
upon renovation. I had occasion to ride as passenger with her dad, my
friend, about 2 months ago, and at the time bitched at him to fasten his
belt; he speeds and we were stopped by a local cop, scolded, but no ticket
given as he mentioned we had our seatbelts on (!). What irony.This is my
same friend who has the 3 Himmies in her *no pets* condo; she and DH have
now adopted his daughter's half-grown kitten; the Himmies are having cows
over the kid's
intrusion, but at least one of them is playing with it already.
Thank you for your recovery and comfort purrs for my friends; I met
Claudia
(his girl) once.
--
If there's no cats in heaven, I don't wanna go!

Mega-purrs for your pal's DH. I can so relate to his loss. No words can
adequately express the grief this causes.
Sam

"Hopitus2" wrote in message ...
Don't often share my heartaches with cat ng cyberfriends, but multiple purrs
needed for a couple friends in Miami, my hometown. Early a.m. today, a call
woke me from a close pal; her DH's only child, a daughter, 21, went to RB
today 3 days after driving headon into a large concrete pole late at night
during one of the intricate turns in poorly lighted section of our I-95
Interchange (locally nicknamed "the spaghetti bowl" so you can imagine what
I mean by "hairpin turns" here). Her BF died at the scene; neither wore
seatbelts, and her car was a rebuilt Mercury with airbags not reinstalled
upon renovation. I had occasion to ride as passenger with her dad, my
friend, about 2 months ago, and at the time bitched at him to fasten his
belt; he speeds and we were stopped by a local cop, scolded, but no ticket
given as he mentioned we had our seatbelts on (!). What irony.This is my
same friend who has the 3 Himmies in her *no pets* condo; she and DH have
now adopted his daughter's half-grown kitten; the Himmies are having cows
over the kid's
intrusion, but at least one of them is playing with it already.
Thank you for your recovery and comfort purrs for my friends; I met Claudia
(his girl) once.


What a terrible shame. We send heartache-easing purrs to your
friends, and will light a candle for Claudia. Please pass along our
condolences.

------
Krista

"Hopitus2" wrote in message
...
Don't often share my heartaches with cat ng cyberfriends, but multiple
purrs
needed for a couple friends in Miami, my hometown. Early a.m. today, a
call
woke me from a close pal; her DH's only child, a daughter, 21, went to RB
today 3 days after driving headon into a large concrete pole late at night
during one of the intricate turns in poorly lighted section of our I-95
Interchange (locally nicknamed "the spaghetti bowl" so you can imagine
what
I mean by "hairpin turns" here). Her BF died at the scene; neither wore
seatbelts, and her car was a rebuilt Mercury with airbags not reinstalled
upon renovation. I had occasion to ride as passenger with her dad, my
friend, about 2 months ago, and at the time bitched at him to fasten his
belt; he speeds and we were stopped by a local cop, scolded, but no ticket
given as he mentioned we had our seatbelts on (!). What irony.This is my
same friend who has the 3 Himmies in her *no pets* condo; she and DH have
now adopted his daughter's half-grown kitten; the Himmies are having cows
over the kid's
intrusion, but at least one of them is playing with it already.
Thank you for your recovery and comfort purrs for my friends; I met
Claudia
(his girl) once.

Thats so sad. Purrs flying across the miles to all those who are grieving
for their loss, furry or otherwise.

Yowie

Don't often share my heartaches with cat ng cyberfriends, but multiple purrs
needed for a couple friends in Miami, my hometown. Early a.m. today, a call
woke me from a close pal; her DH's only child, a daughter, 21, went to RB
today 3 days after driving headon into a large concrete pole late at night
during one of the intricate turns in poorly lighted section of our I-95
Interchange (locally nicknamed "the spaghetti bowl" so you can imagine what
I mean by "hairpin turns" here). Her BF died at the scene; neither wore
seatbelts, and her car was a rebuilt Mercury with airbags not reinstalled
upon renovation. I had occasion to ride as passenger with her dad, my
friend, about 2 months ago, and at the time bitched at him to fasten his
belt; he speeds and we were stopped by a local cop, scolded, but no ticket
given as he mentioned we had our seatbelts on (!). What irony.This is my
same friend who has the 3 Himmies in her *no pets* condo; she and DH have
now adopted his daughter's half-grown kitten; the Himmies are having cows
over the kid's
intrusion, but at least one of them is playing with it already.
Thank you for your recovery and comfort purrs for my friends; I met Claudia
(his girl) once.
--
If there's no cats in heaven, I don't wanna go!

Oh Hop, that's so sad. Purrs for the family. The powers that be around here
have just made improvements to a dangerous stretch of road *after* a woman and
both children died on it.
Sherry

"Sherry " wrote in message
...
Don't often share my heartaches with cat ng cyberfriends, but multiple
purrs
needed for a couple friends in Miami, my hometown. Early a.m. today, a
call
woke me from a close pal; her DH's only child, a daughter, 21, went to RB
today 3 days after driving headon into a large concrete pole late at
night
during one of the intricate turns in poorly lighted section of our I-95
Interchange (locally nicknamed "the spaghetti bowl" so you can imagine
what
I mean by "hairpin turns" here). Her BF died at the scene; neither wore
seatbelts, and her car was a rebuilt Mercury with airbags not reinstalled
upon renovation. I had occasion to ride as passenger with her dad, my
friend, about 2 months ago, and at the time bitched at him to fasten his
belt; he speeds and we were stopped by a local cop, scolded, but no
ticket
given as he mentioned we had our seatbelts on (!). What irony.This is my
same friend who has the 3 Himmies in her *no pets* condo; she and DH have
now adopted his daughter's half-grown kitten; the Himmies are having cows
over the kid's
intrusion, but at least one of them is playing with it already.
Thank you for your recovery and comfort purrs for my friends; I met
Claudia (his girl) once.

Many purrs and heart-felt thoughts of understanding to the families. And to
you, Hopitus for the loss of your friend's daughter.

Charleen
Mr. Pumpkin
AggieMarble
Victor Velcro

Hopitus2 wrote:
Don't often share my heartaches with cat ng cyberfriends, but
multiple purrs needed for a couple friends in Miami, my hometown.
Early a.m. today, a call woke me from a close pal; her DH's only
child, a daughter, 21, went to RB today 3 days after driving headon
into a large concrete pole late at night during one of the intricate
turns in poorly lighted section of our I-95 Interchange (locally
nicknamed "the spaghetti bowl" so you can imagine what I mean by
"hairpin turns" here). Her BF died at the scene; neither wore
seatbelts, and her car was a rebuilt Mercury with airbags not
reinstalled upon renovation. I had occasion to ride as passenger with
her dad, my friend, about 2 months ago, and at the time bitched at
him to fasten his belt; he speeds and we were stopped by a local cop,
scolded, but no ticket given as he mentioned we had our seatbelts on
(!). What irony.This is my same friend who has the 3 Himmies in her
*no pets* condo; she and DH have now adopted his daughter's half-
grown kitten; the Himmies are having cows over the kid's intrusion,
but at least one of them is playing with it already. Thank you for
your recovery and comfort purrs for my friends; I met Claudia (his
girl) once.

How very sad, lighting a candle and sending purrs to family and friends.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy, Milo & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.

"Hopitus2" wrote:
Don't often share my heartaches with cat ng cyberfriends, but multiple purrs
needed for a couple friends in Miami, my hometown. Early a.m. today, a call
woke me from a close pal; her DH's only child, a daughter, 21, went to RB
today 3 days after driving headon into a large concrete pole late at night
during one of the intricate turns in poorly lighted section of our I-95
Interchange (locally nicknamed "the spaghetti bowl" so you can imagine what
I mean by "hairpin turns" here). Her BF died at the scene; neither wore
seatbelts, and her car was a rebuilt Mercury with airbags not reinstalled
upon renovation.

Purrs for you and your friend's family! I know kind of what you mean
about sharp turns. Ironically, I was in an accident on I-95 when I
was around 21. There's a section that's sort of a forced exit where
the highway basically ends and changes directions. I didn't know
about it, because it was my first time on that stretch of road, and it
was at night. My car was a flaming wreck, but I was unhurt because of
the seatbelt. They've since put big flashing lighted arrows there,
fortunately. Seatbelts are so important.

itty (Sherry ) wrote in message ...

Oh Hop, that's so sad. Purrs for the family. The powers that be around here
have just made improvements to a dangerous stretch of road *after* a woman and
both children died on it.
Sherry


Sadly enough, that's often what it takes.

------
Krista