Dan, I’m so very sorry for your loss. I hear from Niki that you will be seeing her in Lewiston. Tell her to give you a hug from me...another of your relatives.
Diane Paschall
Thank you for being another grandma and friend to Dane, myself, and the boys. Blaine and Blake will always remember coming to pick grapes and hang out. We will miss you.
Love,
Bev
We had just visited recently with Chris n Danny. It was so good to see them. Cousin Barb and my daughter Angela enjoyed our visit as well. So many memories of Chris and lots of heart to heart talks with her. I treasure the time I/we spent with her. She was our babysitter at times and I babysat Sean !! No doubt she looking down and feeling all the love. Until we meet again Chris, I love you and miss you !
Chris and I met in the 5th grade and immediately became friends. In the beginning it was all about paper dolls. Every Saturday we would ride our bikes to the five and dime to buy a book of paper dolls and some penny candy. When we got a little older is was the soda fountain where we'd put a nickel in the juke box. I remember when a traveling rock and roll show came to town. We were in the 6th grade. We rode our bikes to the gas station and in the restroom put on lipstick and stuffed our bras. Our Moms wouldn't have let us leave the house like that...hence the gas station. We were sure everyone would think we were at least 13.
Our first cigarette was a drinking straw. I put it in my mouth and she lit the straw and I took a puff as the flame was racing to my face. It burned fast and I got a mouth coated in wax.
Our escapades could fill a book, and when we moved to different ends of the country when we spoke we had endless memories to recall.
The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They are felt with the heart. Chris touched my heart in so many ways.
