Everyone can see from Grace's posts we had a great time accomplishing much, yet relaxing even more.
First time in the many years that I arrived was bittersweet, for 47 years I have always enjoyed my quiet conversation and movies with Dennis. With his passing comes an emptiness, a deep void, not hearing "the kids" or "your brother" with his dry sense of humor. The Iron Wood box we found is fitting if not absolutely a perfect resting place for him.
As I have stated before Grace is doing remarkably well and will continue to maintain her dignity and sense of humor (did I say we laughed a lot) which pleases me.
We will be traveling back and forth to Arizona more than we have in the past and I hope to once again relate adventures (whether real or my imagination) to all of you.
Thank you for your support that you have given to Grace.
Until next time..........................Alan
8 comments:
Grace is lucky to have such a caring brother to look out for her - the verse you finished with is very touching.
You and Gracie are so blessed to have each other... I grew up an only child...I'm 70 years old now and still wish I had a brother!
Warm regards,
Patricia
Good for you and Lisa. What a special brother you are Alan!
Alan: You are a gem, Gracie is lucky to have you for a brother.
Blessings
Catherine
What would we girls do without our special and caring brothers. Your a gem Mr Alan.
It must have been a difficult trip for you but I am sure you were counting down the days as Gracie was!
Looking forward to more visits and reports from the Brother Alan.
Good to hear that you were having a great time with Gracie although this visit was bittersweet.
This trip must not have been easy for you, but I am so glad Grace has you at her side!
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