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adds: adds: adds: adds: adds: Julie adds: Testing Troylea adds: Dearest Sister Davene, its me Troy. Remember me and Juejue that night on Mirror Lake? That was us, crazy huh? We tried to make the circle around the lake, I know you seen us stretching so hard. I know too that you seen us talking and laughing, crying, sharing, and hugging. That was for you Sister Love. Girl, if you have the time when you are not hanging wings on angels, could you look through the veil of stars over here to Sweden you will see on my balcony a little light. Thats for you sweetness. This light for you so you can see and KNOW we will never forget what you have taught us brave soldier. We, through the love of your sharing sister Juejue learned, understood and will never forget. Say hi to everyone for me up there. I will see you soon. We can talk more then. Love you girl! Thank you, most dearly. Brian Bedwell adds: A day came to pass that the most worthy thing we could find to do in one of the most boring towns in America or anywhere was to go to donate books and clothes to an Aids center and it was because of your memory that bound two people, your sister and I, in such an endeavor. It was fun. It added life to our day. We were excited to go to an even more boring town to do this. It was an adventure. For your sister it took her back years to when your light was still with ours and she made contact with someone now past that helped you. That was amazing to me that through the years a net of good people could be tracked amongst those that cared even tho those that cared were themselves strangers without that common link. That aspiration to remember, that challenge to never forget and that common knowledge shared that we are all connected .........even still to you and you us. In us the good you inspire. Each person's memorial at The AIDS Memorial is maintained by an independent registrar, who keeps the password for additional postings. If you have the password, you may enter it below and use this form to add your thoughts to the memorial. If you need to obtain the password, click here, and an e-mail request for it is automatically generated and sent to the appropriate registrar.
Request Password for Davene Marie Whitfield Al-Ibrahim "A Day At The Beach" |