......... And even worse is the knowledge that many, many others, who have
something
(maybe not much, but something) to share, will go to the grave without ever
having written it down, or will have written it down and not refined it
through feedback until it becomes recognizable as a gem and therefore
published...............



It has been just over 10 months since I lost my wife of 24 years to cancer -
she was 43.  Knowing that she was going to die, she took the adage "live
today as if it were your last day" and did just that.  One thing that she
left all of us was do not wait to pursue your dreams - tomorrow may be to
late.

She wrote a statement on living and dying that was read at her celebration
of life - it is an uplifting statement that can be found at
http://www.dv-fansler.com/Ann/ann_testimony.htm.  Fair warning to James
Newton - Ann's testimony does have religious overtones :).



David V. Fansler
DFansler@MindSpring.com
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