Click on the link, then go to "Slide Show" and click on it, go to the far left and click on "from the beginning" and you can hear the accompanying music.
From Josh Wellen (nephew): Just watched the slideshow; it was very touching and some really great memories. She was such a wonderful person and we will all miss her dearly. Thank you for putting it together. You really did a great job with it.
From Gretchen Lincoln (Trinity Terrace marketing): This is a beautiful album of photos and memories of Bea’s life. It captures her quiet beauty and strength perfectly. She was one of the truest and most genuine of the many people I’ve met in my role here. I remember her in our first meetings and how understated and kind she was. Humble. Authentic. I will miss her. I’m so sorry for your loss of Bea. She was indeed special. Thank you for sharing these tributes in her honor. I’m not surprised she didn’t want a memorial or any fanfare – even though (like you stated) she was so deserving of a memorial in her honor.
From Joan Fiser: Thanks for sending me the slideshow. I was able to get a sense of Bea throughout her life and wish that I had had the opportunity to know her. I think we would have been friends.
From Marvin Bahnman: I adored the story about your love journey with Bea. The slide show presentation amplified on that. I needed more time to read the text and study the photographs than the slide show allotted so I manually advanced the slides. Wow, Bea sure had a lot of occupations and lived a lot of places. You had a great life together. It seems you two were made for each other. Thank you for sharing it.
From Beverly Howard: Your tribute to Bea was amazing! Your love, devotion, and honesty were both evident and compelling. Thank you for posting both tributes. As you deal with your grief, I hope our community [Trinity Terrace] offers good support for you.
From Josh Wellen (nephew): Just watched the slideshow; it was very touching and some really great memories. She was such a wonderful person and we will all miss her dearly. Thank you for putting it together. You really did a great job with it.
ReplyDeleteFrom Angelina Rice: You did a wonderful job of chronicling Bea's life and your life together. Beautiful memories to cherish forever!
ReplyDeleteFrom Gretchen Lincoln (Trinity Terrace marketing): This is a beautiful album of photos and memories of Bea’s life. It captures her quiet beauty and strength perfectly. She was one of the truest and most genuine of the many people I’ve met in my role here. I remember her in our first meetings and how understated and kind she was. Humble. Authentic. I will miss her.
ReplyDeleteI’m so sorry for your loss of Bea. She was indeed special. Thank you for sharing these tributes in her honor. I’m not surprised she didn’t want a memorial or any fanfare – even though (like you stated) she was so deserving of a memorial in her honor.
From Joan Fiser: Thanks for sending me the slideshow. I was able to get a sense of Bea throughout her life and wish that I had had the opportunity to know her. I think we would have been friends.
ReplyDeleteFrom Marvin Bahnman: I adored the story about your love journey with Bea.
ReplyDeleteThe slide show presentation amplified on that. I needed more time to read the text and study the photographs than the slide show allotted so I manually advanced the slides.
Wow, Bea sure had a lot of occupations and lived a lot of places. You had a great life together. It seems you two were made for each other.
Thank you for sharing it.
From Ron Kocher: What a WONDERFUL person she was. You are right that you were so fortunate. Thank you, thank you for sharing!!!!!
ReplyDeleteFrom Beverly Howard: Your tribute to Bea was amazing! Your love, devotion, and honesty were both evident and compelling. Thank you for posting both tributes. As you deal with your grief, I hope our community [Trinity Terrace] offers good support for you.
ReplyDeleteFrom Joel Bierig: Beautiful tribute to a beautiful lady. Amazing presentation. Clearly a labor of love.
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