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2024
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Cosima Hopper
November 22, 2024
So very sorry for the loss of this sweet human being. I remember him, his brother, baby Billie, and my aunt, my mothers´s older sister who we knew as Aunt DZ, visiting twice when I was a child.
Because he and my brother, Jimmy, were only two or three years apart in age, and I was the little sister/cousin, I wasn´t included in very many of their adventures so didn´t get to know him very well. The two shenanigans I do remember though were dramatic! One time I tagged along as they roamed the fields and creeks near our home. They rescued me from an angry bull who took issue with us for being in his pasture! I fell just before getting ducking under the fence and they pulled me to safety with the bull hot on my heels! Another time we climbed a tree, which they easily jumped from, but I ended up in the hospital a bit black and blue and with a swollen jaw. Good times!
Thanks for the memories, Tony
With love,
Cosima (Sissy)
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