My father Phil
May 3, 1943-May 24 2006
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see what happens when you move two life-long coasters into the middle...
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Where We're At
PEter, Kimberly, Froglette, and Cole are residing in the Middle - if you go to the map of the US, find the dead center, move a little east and a little north, and you've found them. They were expecting corn, but they're still shocked at how much there is.
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Kimberly and PEter lived in the Rose City (Or Bridgetown, or Stumptown, or Rip City, or Beertown) with their cat, Miles, until 2007. Before their move to The Middle, they spent 11 weeks flying, driving, boating, and training around Italy, Munich, and Boston. Miles waited out the time in The Tron with his new friends, Ben and Jerry. Kimberly spent summer 08 in Queretaro, Mexico (just north of Mexico City) leaving her lonely husband and cat to fend for themselves. Miles succumbed to cancer in March 09. New friend Cole joined the family in May 2009, and the Tadpole became a Froglette in November of 2009.
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5 comments:
I wish I could have met him. His daughters are pretty freaking cool. As monuments to memory, they aren't half bad.
Love you babe.
I agree with everything Kari said. Also, thank you for sharing some of your stories of him with me...from everything you have told me, he sounds like he was an amazing man.
Love you lots.
Thank you all and especially thank you for being such good friends to Kimberly & Peter.
He was an amazing man and so proud of both of his daughters -- for good reason I think.
Just might be a bit prejudiced though.
Karen
I love you Sister.
Amen to this, his loving memory lives on in our heart.
adn
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