Martin, Thank You for letting this stay in the Spoon until Saturday morning.

My report... We had a wonderful service today for a very compassion lady. Her integrity, character and compassion was well spoken of. I would never have dreamed how much closer we became during the pass year and half during this battle with a deadly disease of Leukemia. A battle that we thought we had finally won but an infection and a couple other issues prevented it. She fought like a true warrior and never complained. Oh, if I could have that strength.
She knew her Savior very well. Carried his word everywhere we went.
After a couple days I have found some peace in knowing she is now having a wonderful reunion with here dad, who recently passed and her mother who she missed for years. She is now at peace too.

To all my Stovebolt buddies, all over the world who sent up prayers and letters WE both thank you. Many of you she knew well and looked forward to our next gathering. She spoke of you and never, never spoke a bad word of you or anyone else. Such and elegant lady!
I miss her, I am sad and heart broken but the pass year and half has been a blessing. to care for such a wonderful lady only caused us to love each other more.

She is not here now, but she is not, and will never be forgotten.

1937 Chevy Pickup
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1952 Chevy Panel
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1950 Chevy Coupe
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I'd rather walk and carry a Chevy hub cap than ride in a Ferd.
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