SUMMARY: Loss to the agility community.
I am not reconciled to my mortality nor to that of my friends and family. With all the modern miracles of technology and medicine, it just seems logical that nice, smart, generous, happy, productive, and loved people could go on being nice, smart, generous, happy, productive, and loved as long as they want to.
But no. They die.
R.I.P. John Nunes Feb 15, 2010.
This has been a bad winter for loss. I'm sorry to hear about your friend John. He sounds like he was a delightful person to know.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a horrible shock. I'm so sorry. What a terrible loss for both you and the agility community.
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry Ellen. It's never easy, especially when it's someone who added so much to so many lives. I know your comments will mean a lot to his family.
ReplyDeleteWhat a tough reminder of the reality of life.
ReplyDeleteJust the other day I was at an agility event and was chatting with a getting-on-in-years participant. I asked her if she and her husband were thinking of getting a second dog. The way she phrased her response made me sadly realize the reason why they were not. Hard to think about...