Jean4
Remember. I am ALWAYS right.... until I’m not
- Apr 28, 2019
- 7,557
I am not good at writing these things, and all I can think is I wish the world was a kinder place that I did not have to write it.
I want to tell the forum, that one of our regulars, BlueWidow CTB early this morning. She followed Stan's guide (everybody wants to know how)
BlueWidow originally was one of Stan's crew. She talked to him, and he was her advisor.
When he passed, she came to me. First to send her condolences on my loss. We bonded. I lost Stan, and she lost her husband. Since I was newly 'widowed' so she advised me on ways to cope, as her husband passed many years ago,
We also commiserated over our various medical ailments, often playing 'can you top this.'
Blue's medical issues became too much for her to handle, and her decline came suddenly. She also never got over the loss of her husband, which I do understand. She didn't want to leave, but was at peace with her decision and was ready.
Blue didn't want a goodbye thread. She just asked me to write a tribute.
We will always remember BlueWidow for her kind words, emotional support, and shoulder to cry on when we needed it.
She wanted me to tell you all how much that this forum was everything to her. She loved the people on it, and finally felt accepted and understood.
She told me that she would miss everybody here, but was so ready to be reunited with her beloved husband Jerry and to meet Stan in person.
Sleep tight Bluewidow. You were loved and you will be remembered and missed. Thank you for making our lives a little brighter with your presence.
I am here to answer the millions of questions that may pop up if I didn't answer them above.
@SinisterKid. She wanted me to thank you.
I want to tell the forum, that one of our regulars, BlueWidow CTB early this morning. She followed Stan's guide (everybody wants to know how)
BlueWidow originally was one of Stan's crew. She talked to him, and he was her advisor.
When he passed, she came to me. First to send her condolences on my loss. We bonded. I lost Stan, and she lost her husband. Since I was newly 'widowed' so she advised me on ways to cope, as her husband passed many years ago,
We also commiserated over our various medical ailments, often playing 'can you top this.'
Blue's medical issues became too much for her to handle, and her decline came suddenly. She also never got over the loss of her husband, which I do understand. She didn't want to leave, but was at peace with her decision and was ready.
Blue didn't want a goodbye thread. She just asked me to write a tribute.
We will always remember BlueWidow for her kind words, emotional support, and shoulder to cry on when we needed it.
She wanted me to tell you all how much that this forum was everything to her. She loved the people on it, and finally felt accepted and understood.
She told me that she would miss everybody here, but was so ready to be reunited with her beloved husband Jerry and to meet Stan in person.
Sleep tight Bluewidow. You were loved and you will be remembered and missed. Thank you for making our lives a little brighter with your presence.
I am here to answer the millions of questions that may pop up if I didn't answer them above.
@SinisterKid. She wanted me to thank you.
