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October 19, 2014

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Magical Mystical Teacher

We all need a steadfast foothold in this world. I'm glad yours started with your father.

annie

Death as in life, he stepped forward courageously from one world and into the next.

gemma

You were blessed to have such a wonderful father.You have inherited much of his goodness.
Your brave open heart and kind blue eyes have paved a path for countless others as well.

Nonnie

Your father reminds me of my mother. She was the go-to person for family members and good friends. I was not with her when she died, but she had a deep trust in God and an affection for our Blessed Mother so I hope and trust that they assured her at that time.

artmusedog and carol

Handsome Dad and what a gift ! It shows in your writing the love you were given ~ Beautiful tribute to your Dad ~

Happy Week to you ~

artmusedog and carol (A Creative Harbor)

Cyndi

How blessed you were to have this kind man as your father. xox

Adriana

Wonderful and beautiful words remembering your father. Fathers are so important in our lives. Sometimes we don't realize it until we become adults ourselves.

Susan Fox

I have not been able to add to this 'art of remembrance'. This time is too painful to put into words just now! Only to say the description of your father could be the description of 'my love'. In his dying days he was full of grace...x

Gloria

Wonderful and heartfelt words about your Father. Hope you are doing well.

Stephanie

Posting late to the Art of Remembering...so happy that your beautiful father is part of my Art of Remembering.

much love

Laurie Zuckerman

Oh, to read such beautiful poetry about your father, Rebecca. Very, very moving. So many aspects of what you wrote remind me of my own father, especially the blue eyes and his reassuring encouragement to become an artist. Love and all the best to you, Laurie

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