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Somewhere In The Rainbow: My Husband, Bergen Amren
Bergen Amren April 21, 1943 – January 16, 2016 My love, my muse, my best friend R.I.P.
Posted in family, health, relationships, Young Onset Parkinson’s Disease
Tagged death, grief, heartache, stroke
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Somewhere In The Rainbow: Sean Rossiter — Beloved Vancouver writer
1946 – January 5, 2015 Sean Rossiter writer, illustrator, hockey goalie, son, brother, husband, father, friend, Parkinson warrior May he rest in peace
Somewhere In The Rainbow: Two Adored Fathers
(passed away June 18, 2013) R.I.P. Louis Gurza (my cousin) R.I.P. David Tal (my friend’s dad)
Posted in family, relationships
Tagged adored fathers, dad, dads, David Tal, death, father, Louis Gurza, passed away, R.I.P., somewhere in the rainbow
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Spring Break…Spring Ache — Remembering My Mother
, In my family, the month of March has always been full of celebrations. My sister’s birthday, then my daughter’s, my parents’ wedding anniversary followed by my birthday, But since my mother passed away last year — on March 14th, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Cancer, family, humor, relationships, women
Tagged anniversary, celebrate, celebrate life, celebration, death, grief, Lea Levy, live life to the fullest, March, memorial, oy vey, profound sadness, sadness, spring, Spring Ache, Spring Break, zest for life
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Skateboard Innovator Larry Stevenson Ditches Parkinson’s Disease While Sidewalk Surfing Into Heaven
Larry Stevenson December 22, 1930 – March 25, 2012
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Tagged death, Heaven, Larry Stevenson, Parkinson's disease, Skateboard
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Rest In Peace Mama
When I picture my mom I see two photographs taken at opposite ends of her lifetime. In the first photo, she is this little girl with chubby cheeks and outstretched arms embracing dozens of dolls. In the second photo she … Continue reading
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