From flying his food into his mouth as a toddler
To piloting F-15’s and commercial jets as an adult
My brother soared to great heights until
Cancer struck him down
May he use those wings he has always had
To fly to his next destination
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I'm so sorry to hear of your brother's passing.
Thanks Sandy.
I'm sorry for your loss
Thank you.
These are poignant lines. Sorry for your loss Siobhan, hope you find comfort in your shared memories.
Thanks so much.
My condolences, Siobhan.
Thank you.
Our hearts are with you, Siobhan.
from Walt Whitman:
Nothing is ever really lost, or can be lost,
No birth, identity, form—no object of the world,
Nor life, nor force, nor any visible thing;
Appearance must not foil, nor shifted sphere
confuse thy brain.
Thanks Tom. The words from Walt Whitman were comforting.
So sorry for your sad loss, Siobhan.
Thanks so much.
So sorry to hear of Ian's passing. He certainly lived a full life in a short time.
Yes, he did. Thanks.
Condolences.
Thanks.
💜to you and family
Thank you.
🙏🌟May you and your family find comfort in this time of mourning.
Thank you.