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Heather Geroy
March 21, 2021
I just wanted Carol to know how sorry I am to hear this. She has been there for most my life changing events and I am here if needed. I hope to one day find the kind of love that the two of you had. I love you forever and am so sorry.
Diana Sutton
March 18, 2021
Phil and I will miss you, my friend. We were neighbors for 40+ years on our Smith Hill Lane properties. I will always hear you relate how you saw our nephew bouncing through the tall grass with his blonde hair and Primo, the dog, leading him on. He was 5 or 6. Now Dustin is 37. I can still hear you telling the tale like it was yesterday. I can still hear your voice from our last phone call. So full of hope for the future and us meeting up again. We will - albeit in another place and time.
Amanda Sellers
March 18, 2021
Steve was my friend and brother in law. He had a way with animals, indeed all creatures. I think he had a frequency about him that attracted creatures to him.
He was a collector of so many things. We shared an interest in rocks, gems and fossils. Steve knew about so many things, was interested in everything....it made him a wonderful conversationalist. He was one of those old souls. I loved how he could quote the Bible. We had discussions of sacred things, always wondering about how the universe worked.
He told me that he was certain that Carol was of another realm, that she was of a higher spirit form. I remember smiling because Carol had shared to me that she knew Steve was a like a King, an elevated being. I loved that they felt that way about each other.
Steve was wise, and he was down to earth. He loved old rock & roll. He worked with his hands to create so many useful and beautiful things. His uniform: a plain t-shirt with a pocket and blue jeans.
I find Steve in the garden. I placed the obelisk he gave me there. The hag stone he gifted me is there, too. I hear him as the ravens fly over. That sparkle of red in the sunset- it’s Steve.
I look forward to seeing you again my friend.
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