OT LIfe's a bitch

and then you die.

http://www.legacy.com/Belleville/Leg...rsonId=2102693

My little sister's husband Tom, (funny how a 40-something woman is still my
"little" sister), and my dad were both diagnosed with terminal cancer on the
same day. How's that for stranger than fiction ? Dad died twelve days later
and that was merciful compared to what Tom went through these last months.

Enjoy yourself, boyos, it's later than you think.

--
Ken Fortenberry

"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message
om...
and then you die.


http://www.legacy.com/Belleville/Leg...rsonId=2102693

My little sister's husband Tom, (funny how a 40-something woman is still my
"little" sister), and my dad were both diagnosed with terminal cancer on the
same day. How's that for stranger than fiction ? Dad died twelve days later
and that was merciful compared to what Tom went through these last months.

Enjoy yourself, boyos, it's later than you think.

Sorry for your loss, Ken.

You're soooooo right - live each day fully.
--
TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj

"Tim J." wrote

- live each day fully.


an admirable endeavor; funny, but i find i am far more successful
reaching my goal after five o'clock in the evening...

yfitons
wayno (my fluency in russian grows by leaps and bounds, as well.)

"Wayne Harrison" wrote in message
. ..

"Tim J." wrote

- live each day fully.

i have long felt that one must find a balance between doing most of the
things that one Should , doing some of the things that one Shouldn't , and
squeezing every drop of pleasure possible from all the rest. sounds like a
bad bumper sticker- i know- but it has worked for me...........


an admirable endeavor; funny, but i find i am far more successful
reaching my goal after five o'clock in the evening...


whaddaya know, uncle wayno, much of my success at satsifyingt the above
stated philosophy occurs after 5:00 as well, although i can't boast fluency
in a foreign language as a result SEG

yfitons
wayno (my fluency in russian grows by leaps and bounds, as well.)




Snakefiddler-how you boys been?

"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message
om...
and then you die.


http://www.legacy.com/Belleville/Leg...tory&PersonId=
2102693

My little sister's husband Tom, (funny how a 40-something woman is still
my
"little" sister), and my dad were both diagnosed with terminal cancer on
the
same day. How's that for stranger than fiction ? Dad died twelve days
later
and that was merciful compared to what Tom went through these last months.

Enjoy yourself, boyos, it's later than you think.

my regrets, forty.

are you coming to the anti-clave in oct?

yfitons
wayno

Wayne Harrison wrote:
"Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
...
Enjoy yourself, boyos, it's later than you think.

my regrets, forty.

Thanks to you and to all who've expressed condolences here and in
email.

are you coming to the anti-clave in oct?

I sure hope so. How could I, in all good conscience, miss an event
called CACA ? ;-)

--
Ken Fortenberry

"Ken Fortenberry" wrote

are you coming to the anti-clave in oct?

I sure hope so. How could I, in all good conscience, miss an event
called CACA ? ;-)


it's the greek in you that ****es me off.

yfitons
wayno

"Wayne Harrison" wrote in message
om...

it's the greek in you that

conjured an image I could have lived contentedly without.

Wolfgang

Wayne Harrison wrote:

"Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
... How could I, in all good conscience, miss an event
called CACA ? ;-)

it's the greek in you that ****es me off.

And all this time I thought it was the midwestern accent and the
orange & blue sweatshirt.

--
Ken Fortenberry - Gamma Delta Iota

From: Ken Fortenberry

and then you die.


http://www.legacy.com/Belleville/Leg...feStory&Person
Id=2102693

My condolences to you and your sister, Ken.

Enjoy yourself, boyos, it's later than you think.

Enjoy yourself, boyos, it's later than you think.

Very true. Recent experiences in my family have brought me around to this
mindset.


George Adams

"All good fishermen stay young until they die, for fishing is the only dream of
youth that doth not grow stale with age."
---- J.W Muller