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January 06, 2013

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Donna W

Perfect. I am going to share this entry on Facebook.

Becky Y

Hi - Donna W sent me. I watched your tribute photo montage and it was lovely. I didn't know your husband, but I feel like I do now, just a bit. Beautiful music too. Perfect choices. May we all be so loved and remembered in such a touching and personal way. My heart goes out to you and your gorgeous daughters.

Zazzy

I like the photos you chose. They're glimpses of a real life, not posed studio photos that don't really tell us anything. What wonderful memories! It's hard, by the way, to see the changes when you're living them. Eggs and peanut butter? I want to hear that story.

Melissa

Friends who love you and function as family can be life-saving. MGW

Margaret

He LOVED you and your girls.

Marie K

What a wealth of photos. You certainly can see the stories. :)
It's great that you went to your Glam Rams luncheon, even if you didn't feel like it at first. Being around others can sometimes be just what one needs.

Michelle

Beautiful.

Anne

Oh, Margaret. What a wonderful job you did! I loved the video, with all those wonderful photos and the beautiful music. You've shared so much about Patt with us these last few years, allowing us to get to know him--even a little. Maybe that's why I have these tears. I think of you every day, Margaret.

Brett

I'm Glad You Couldn't Stand Not Putting The Video Together !
I Think You Did A "Wonderful" Job !!
The Music Is Perfect !!!
I Feel Like I Know Patt A Little Bit Even Though I Never Actually Met Him.
The "Love" Really Shows Through !

Hugs And Good Vibes Are Still Headed Your Way !!!

Adrasteia

I just watched the whole thing. The cheese hat was fabulous. I loved how awesomely 70s part of the shots were! You chose wonderful pictures. I could really see how tightly knit your family is. Thank you for sharing this with us. <3

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