Friday, November 11, 2022
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There's not a day that goes by that I don't think of you. I miss you and your daily repetition, the way you tried so hard to be helpful, and yes you old bag, the countless times you reminded me of the old days. I'm sad Patty for my huge loss of you, I won't hear you pronounce some words wrong, or that hardy laugh, the surprises that you knew more history than the late Alex Tribeck himself, and the recollections of years passed. Tell me, did you find Nancy up there? Watching Sewing with Nancy on Saturday mornings is just not the same, and ironically, I don't see your Saturday afternoon shows on channel 8. They maybe off for a season or they expired, I'm not sure. But what I do know is that you have met Queen Elizabeth II by now. Be careful Her Majesty might hide when she sees you coming because you want all of her time now. I haven't found the countless letters you received back from her but I am sure you left them in a safe place. Enjoy her, you waited a long time to meet her! I know Mom and Dad are beaming with your presence. I just know they have made a great place for you there in Heaven. How's Max Patty? Did he come running to you? I know you longed to see him again and now you have. I know God, welcomed you with open arms and praised you for your service here on earth. I know he was impressed with your love for people and the way you made them feel. The fortitude you've shown through the years as a child of God, as a disciple, was impeccable. Somehow you knew what God expected of you and I know he told you that you got it right! You were indeed a bright light while here on earth and you left your mark. My head is still spinning and I can't believe that you are no longer with me. I remember you telling me some time ago that if you died first, I should go on until God called me home and that you would do the same thing. I'm going to do just that but I haven't figured that part out yet. And then when I said I was planning on living at least 30 more years, you said "be careful what you ask for." I remember laughing to myself thinking you always come out with the unexpected, because you had no idea if 30 years was any different than 1 year. I loved that about you. I regret that we didn't get the time to journey through the US when I retired. But I know whatever my future holds, you'll still be with me. I'll always remember you. It was my honor to be there at your side maneuvering through life in the absence of Mom and Dad, we did have a great run. And I hope that what I saw in you the last five weeks of your disconnect, was exactly that and you did not know what was going on. That the confusion spared your knowing what your demise would be. I hope Michael and I made your transition as peaceful as possible. Remember, "only the best for Patty" and we meant that. I knew by your smile that you were sure of that. I love you Patty, ooops I mean you Old Bag, I'll miss you terribly. Come back and visit me from time to time. I'll wink and you can too. In the meantime, I'm going to enjoy your purses' especially that purple velour one. Rest in Gods glorious peace and splendor! I'll see you when I'll see you...
Love you always, Donna xo
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