You’ve made this world a better place to live in. And it’s not just me, our friends that met you only last week thought you were just the most interesting woman they’ve ever had the pleasure of meeting. The nurses at the hospital adored you. You were a truly unique lady. I am going to miss you so much. The girls are having a hard time comprehending the idea that you won’t be back. I am just having a hard time believing that I won’t get to hear about your interesting life, or that we won’t get to draw the violets together (the girls will actually be drawing the violets tomorrow while I’m cleaning out the refrigerator).
Life is just so unfair! There are so many people out there that cause other people pain or that are just so miserable and hate life. You were so giving and loving. You had so much to offer the world. And you are gone.
I will always consider myself lucky to have been your friend, even if it was for such a short portion of our lives.
The memories and happiness will always live in my heart. You’ve made a difference in the way I look at life and how I plan on living it from now on.
But I still miss you so much it hurts.
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I am attempting to find information on Lila Klute. Do you know of any relatives "grandchildren"? I am the owner of a charcoal drawing she made for me while visiting her sons in Fort Worth Texas. Over the years, I lost contact with her sons, but I understand Gerald was married.
Any info you could provide me with would be very helpful.
My name is Joanne Pare'
Email is jpare@flash.net
thank you so uch for your help.
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