Posted by Keith Molden on May 21, 2017 at 06:20:18 from (74.194.181.64):
On a Sunday morning, having nothing to do, I scrolled down to the memorial forum. I haven't been down there in a couple of months. There I saw Llunds notation and Sweetfeets message with Gitrib's story. I was wondering if he was still around and if his health was OK. I sure enjoyed his posts on here as I have so many of the good people of this site. It sure makes a person sad to see mention of ones passing but on the other hand it's pretty great to know they are with the love of their lives now. I know that one day I will no longer post on here and maybe someone will wonder what happened to me and have a good thought or two of me. I know I've had some long conversations with Old and a couple others and I don't think I've made anyone too mad at me although I did get that one email from a guy that cussed me out because I didn't want to vote for a certain president for another term about 5 years ago (forgot who he was , it doesn't matter anyhow LOL). My health isn't getting any better and my age isn't getting any younger. Keith
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