[habs4ever]

Your father was a very fine man and I'm glad to hear his kindness was recognized and repayed :-)

[andysandmikesmom]

Thanks Habs..he was a fine man, loved by so many people...when he died, he broke my heart...but I had so many, many phone calls and letters from people who knew him, especially from his long life in Chicago....and what better tribute, that people did remember him as a kind man, who looked at the whole of life as an adventure, and went out of his way make life better and easier for others, if he could....

He once wrote a poem, about a year before his death...just a short little thing...but in it, he states, that when his time comes, he is ready, because to him, dying only opened the door to more adventures...so I always to try imagine dad galivanting around eternity, looking for new ways to amuse himself...

[palo verde]

rofl I told Merrill Lynch on the phone today
''I'm mad at you cause you helped yourself to $500 of my money when my checks went bouncey in March
I dont really want to give you the $25 I owe you now, but I will''
I said ''please close my account, I will deposit my mom's check in the credit union''
Love, Palo