Monday, September 10, 2007
Thank you from Angie
While we are all deeply saddened by this tragic loss, Angie and the family express great gratitude for everyone’s love and support. The Bluestone family is very touched by the outpour of generosity and support. A memorial service will be held in a small chapel on Friday September 14th, 2007. Close friends and family who wish to attend can contact Brandon Neal for more information. BrandonLNeal@Gmail.com. Please be understanding and considerate to the families needs based on the limited seating available. Thank you.
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My family and I can't begin to express our sadness and grief over the death of Adam. He touched our lives as few do. From the first time I met Adam I called him friend. After 40 years of smoking I am now in recovery. Adam told me about the medication Chantix and I am starting my 4th week today.
My family and I have not known Adam for very long but Adam had a way of making you feel like you'd been friends forever. My 15 year old autistic nephew will continue to benefit from Adam's work and for this my family and many others will be forever grateful.
Our thoughts and prayers are with Adam's family. We are so sorry for your loss. I, for one, don't know what God was thinking when he took Adam from you,us and the world. I will, however, try to find comfort in knowing that everything happens for a reason whether that reason is clear or not.
God Bless You Adam's loved ones and thank you for sharing him with us.
Sincerely yours,
Yvonne Brown Person,
Julie Brown and
Matthew Brown-Sage of Highland High School in Lancaster, CA.
While I knew Adam and Angie through them working with my mother, I am really saddend that something like this happend to such an inspirational person. He is truly missed by all! I hope that Angie, Zach and David are able to grieve. Its just so sad that this has happend to Adam. I would have never thought this would happen to Adam. I am sorry for the loss of Adam.
Sara
As I read about the memorial service planned for Friday I come to the realization that many of us may also be preparing for Rosh Hashanah. As we look back at the year we will remember the loss of our friend Adam and perhaps others we may have lost during the year. I hasten to say These Days of Awe also teach us to be grateful for the good times we have experienced in the year past. Remembering the good times we spent with Adam over the last year can help to bring comfort in these trying days ahead as we try to grow from the lessons of the past year and envision tomorrow.
LE-SHANAH TOVAH
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