Elizabeth Feldman

Mitch, your wife was a beautiful woman. She is well now and safe.

Mitch,

You know how Martha and I feel about the loss of Lisa. We will miss her. She was one of the kindest and most courageous persons we have ever known.

I knew Lisa for a short time but within that short time I felt like I had known her for years. She was impressionable, strong willed, positive and most of all, what was most impressive to me is that she exuded all of that without saying a word. Somehow you managed to just feel that energy when she walked into any room. She has made an impact so deeply within my being that I constantly think of her and truly wish that I was fortunate enough to have had more time to with her. I really miss her...

Dear Mitch,
Even though we met when Lisa was very sick, as soon as I walked in the room to take care of her, my spirit felt that both of you are extraordinarily special. I felt as if I've known you for years. Then, as we spoke, we realized that we've had similar experiences when I told you about my son Ivan who died when he was 24, 6 years ago. This is no coincidence. I believe I know how you feel now, I know that everything happens for a reason and that sometimes it is very ironic that...

Mitch,
I have tried on many times to write in this quest book, and have found it very difficult to put my thoughts into words. Today, I will try again.
I have told you many times, and I will tell you again. I think you are a remarkable person and you were the perfect man for Lisa. She needed so much care and you were always there for her. You, Lisa and Matt are our family. When you lose a member of the family, it changes all of us. We grieve for you and Matt as you realize that...

Mitch,
I was so saddened to learn about your loss and once again renew my deepest sympathy to you and Matt.

Deepest Regrets