I have not used my AOL email account for a long time. Only notifications for Facebook have gone there in recent years.
But tonight, I decided to check on that account. I had about 5,000 emails in my Inbox, all notifications. But I had others saved in folders.
What I found were many wonderful loving and caring words from family and friends who wrote to me after Barry died. I cried again when I read them.
A wonderful man, Richard Argo, writer and facilitator of one of our monthly events sent this email, and I want to share it with you.
Sadly, it was not long before Richard was diagnosed with lung cancer and passed away much too soon.
But tonight, I decided to check on that account. I had about 5,000 emails in my Inbox, all notifications. But I had others saved in folders.
What I found were many wonderful loving and caring words from family and friends who wrote to me after Barry died. I cried again when I read them.
A wonderful man, Richard Argo, writer and facilitator of one of our monthly events sent this email, and I want to share it with you.
Glenda,
I am so sorry to hear about Barry's passing. I was so much hoping he
would pull through. May I offer a portion of a poem by John Lynch
Adair called Joy Returneth with the Morning.
So may it be, good Lord of all,
When into darkness sinks my sun,
And my stars go out, one by one,
To such calm slumber may I fall.
And that which only faith had been,
Awake to find a truth to be,
Where no white sails go out to sea,
But are forever coming in.
Peace be unto you,
Richard Argo
Sadly, it was not long before Richard was diagnosed with lung cancer and passed away much too soon.
