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| Hi James, Hi Robin I just changed my message here, since the first one was made prior to James passing away. Anyway, James... I know that you are watching what we are doing here now. And you are probably laughing at us, hugging us, and just so glad that you are no longer in pain. WOW, I guess that means that you are an angel now - not that you weren't an angel while you were here. *wink*... Love you |
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| Hello James and Robin - this is your Grandma speaking I was remembering you use to have an ornament on the hood of your car. It reminded me of some kind of a bird. Anyway that brought this poem to mind... |
| Winnie |
| ODE TO A ROBIN As I awoke this morning - when all sweet things are born, A Robin perched upon my sill - to greet the coming dawn. The bird was fragile, young and gay - and sweetly it did sing. The thought of happiness and joy - into my heart did bring. I smiled softly at the song - Then as it paused --- a lull: I gently closed the window - and crushed it's *#%%i@g skull. |
| ahem... I think this would be a good time to remind you that Tammie is not responsible for the content in these messages! |
| Hey Guys We are thinking about you always! Keep your spirits up and stay strong. Love you always, Jenny, Eddie, Alyssa and Parker |
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| Melanie |
| My favorite memory of James is at Christmas when we did our slightly competitive present exchange. James eyed everyone's present and was always wary of getting the wrong package. Would he steal someone's package, could he save his own (which he guessed to be superior). The shaking, probing, guessing, complaining and usually celebratory YELLS were always a riot. The tradition will continue and every year we will celebrate the time we had with James and the new joys and blessings life will continue to give us. |
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| Paul Birkbeck October 30 2003 |
| I played hockey with James. He brought a presence with him onto the ice, into the changeroom and indeed everywhere. He was no wallflower and seemed to enjoy every moment and showed that with his omnipresent smile. There are few people in life that you feel you will always remember but James is one of them. He reached out to so many people and probably never realized just how well liked he was and how many lives he touched. I am having a difficult time of coming to grips with James's death. I don't profess to know what your family is going through but if grief can be shared then you have a lot of people to share it with. Rest assured he will be remembered by many, always. Paul Birbeck [email protected] |