I heard today (ok, it was through Facebook) that my brother and sister in law traveled to Grandma Anne' burial site on Whidbey island to place a special rock near the place where we buried her ashes. The Ash Garden in the small cemetery near the small town of Langley is a quiet place with a good vibe. The rock featured a kitty, Grandma Anne did like cats. Maybe Loreen painted the kitty herself? She's a talented artist and likes to make miniatures. I'll have to ask her myself.
It was a nice touch to go up to Langley and honor her. The Ash Garden is a heavily forested gully.
We could have come too! We just were around here working on our usual projects. I sent the COVID interviews I did with synagogue members and a rabbi in Richland and Spokane. Including the link to vimeo interview and the transcription. The Archives committee has been working on this project since September. Nearing completion, a great example of a committee working together with all helping to complete a substantial project. We did the whole thing ourselves. Dennis helped a lot.
A thoughtful offering for Grandma Anne's from her son and daughter in law.
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