[Clinton's a liar]

Suzanne, what sad news. A friend called today to tell me YaYa had passed on. Linda was a great southern lady. I reflect on the words of Sir Alfred Lord Tennyson in tribute. Linda DID NOT YIELD, God rest her soul:

Though much is taken, much abides; and though

We are not now that strength which in the old days

Moved earth and heaven; that which we are, we are,

One equal-temper of heroic hearts,

Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will

To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.

[SuzanneC]

Thanks CAL. Good to see you.

[eddie willers]

Connie?

[basil]

Good to see you back, CAL. We did have some good times with YAYA, didn’t we? I have so many fond memories of those days.

[drc43]

Seeing you here again makes me miss all of the Class of 98. What dedication and what spirit.

So much was accomplished.

[exit82]

Oh, CAL—it’s so good to see your name on a post again.

I thought we had lost you so long ago.

Please stay. We miss you.

A lot.

[2nd amendment mama]

Sooo glad to see you back!

[BibChr]

Good to see you again, Connie, but a sad occasion.

I had no idea she was ill. All the other Class of ‘98 doing okay? I’m fine, if anyone asks....

[nutmeg]

CAL... great to see you back on FR. What sad news about YaYa123... I’m still in shock. I met YaYa only once at the August 2001 White House tour with the group of FReepers. Such a fine lady, and so loved by all here at FR. She’ll be missed for a long, long time...