He wasn't much of a walker. His health didn't allow him to touch the world that way. Instead, he found the internet and social media. He commented almost daily on his life, Pittsburgh sports, and his family. He virtually walked through the lives of those he touched.
He wasn't much of a walker. His health didn't allow him to touch the world that way. Instead he opened up his heart to children and grand children. He filled gaps that had been left behind by those less caring. He emotionally walked through the lives of those he adopted as his own.
On Sunday George walked off to his final place of peace. Someone will need to cheer a little louder for the Pens to fill this gap he left behind. Love you, Paula, David, Melissa, and Heidi.
I've written too many of these lately.
He wasn't much of a walker. His health didn't allow him to touch the world that way. Instead he opened up his heart to children and grand children. He filled gaps that had been left behind by those less caring. He emotionally walked through the lives of those he adopted as his own.
On Sunday George walked off to his final place of peace. Someone will need to cheer a little louder for the Pens to fill this gap he left behind. Love you, Paula, David, Melissa, and Heidi.
I've written too many of these lately.
Beautifully written, John. Thank you for your kind, kind words.
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Beautiful. Thank you. Love Austin and Melissa
ReplyDeleteThank you. I will cheer for every team for him. Love, Paula
ReplyDeleteSorry for your loss.
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