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Bereavement

applegrove

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6. Oh yes. He was entertaining and we have lots of stories to share with

Reply to littlemissmartypants (Reply #5)

Sat Jul 17, 2021, 03:44 AM

Jul 2021

each other. We are going through his personal things and he was very sentimental. He kept everything from the social justice projects to newspaper articles that he found salient. We found a notebook he must have done when he was 8 or 10 where he designed a hotel. He was interested in so many things and people. He had such great friends. My parents wrote him a lot. So much to yet learn about the old softy.

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Here is a cairn my brother made for my older brother who passed in late [View all] applegrove Jul 2021 OP

I think it is beautiful. Blue Dawn Jul 2021 #1

Thank you. He was a big presence in our lives despite the fact he lived applegrove Jul 2021 #2

What you just wrote is such a loving tribute of your brother. Blue Dawn Jul 2021 #3

This is beautiful. calimary Jul 2021 #4

My younger brother is very creative. It is perfect. Took him an hour and a half applegrove Jul 2021 #9

Lovely tribute. Condolences on the loss of your brother. littlemissmartypants Jul 2021 #5

Oh yes. He was entertaining and we have lots of stories to share with applegrove Jul 2021 #6

This is beautiful, as are babylonsister Jul 2021 #7

Yes. He is always beside me. Thank you. applegrove Jul 2021 #8