What more can I say but the title. Chocolate is such a great food- and Sue's fudge was always great.
But more than that there is always something special about sharing food- we used to call it breaking bread. In fact the word "companion" comes from sharing bread- eating together. It seems the Lehmans and the Heningers did a lot of that around all kinds of places.
Sometimes it was on band trips to New York City or Branson, MO. It was in Trinidad and Tobago where we weren't always sure what it was we were eating. Then there were the zillions of meals at one or another Perkins or Baker's Square. Hamburgers, chicken and salad on the deck or a Thanksgiving dinner can all be added. And let us not forget squeakers on the way to Spring Green.
But it was always more than just eating- it was a time of life and grace at work.
What a blessing such times have been.
Barry & Val
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
2 comments:
What a beautiful inspiring memorial to Sue's life which was held on Sat., Mar. 24 at the Moravian Church! I was glad I was able to witness the wonderful impact Sue had on so many lives. Sue was a person who was not only beautiful on the outside but on the inside too! Sue will be greatly missed, but her spirit will live on forever!
Saturdays memorial was a blessing and a trial to anyone who knew Sue. I have known Tom and Sue since they met and regret that we didn't always stay in touch. It was our loss. I've had more wonderful times than I can mention with them. Fortunately, in recent years our families met in conjunction with concerts at Summerfest. We will miss those and many other times. There is a void left with her absense.
Brian & Betty
Post a Comment