In memory of Elaine Hillman.
One of the first persons I ever met through blogging, and invited to my home.
A dear friend who loved France who planned to visit us again…
Cafe Aimee.… my prayers are with you.
I will miss you.
Gently Onward….
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20 responses to “Gently Onward….”
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I’m sorry for your loss. In times like this I try to remember what Tasha Tudor said when asked, at age 92, if she feared death. “No, I think it’s the next great adventure.”
jackie
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So sorry for your loss Corey. I visited her website. Her restaurant in Colorado looks and sounds lovely, and her pictures of France are just wonderful!
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Love and prayers and so sorry for your loss
Love Jeanne
There fell a silvery-silken veil of light,
With quietude, and sultriness, and slumber,
Upon the upturned faces of a thousand
Roses that grew in an enchanted garden…
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So sorry for the loss of a friend. How wonderful that you had a chance to meet and that she could visit!
I admire the adventures you create for yourself in this life and I am sure that enriched hers as well.
Our thoughts are with you.
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Very sorry for your loss of a friend. Warm memories help, but, the ache is still there.
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So sorry for the loss of your friend Corey.
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By introducing her blog you made a lovely tribute to such a lovely friend. Thank you and so sorry for the loss to many.
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Corey, my condolences to Elaine’s family and many friends. The death of a loved one is never easy.
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She is here…we just can’t see her.
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My deepest condolences.
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Her website is so cute and the cafe looks so inviting. My sympathies on the loss of your friend.
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My Condolences to you and the Hillman family. How blessed you were to have had the time spend with her that you did. I am sure her flame will burn bright in your heart.
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Praying you feel some comfort soon. Very sorry Corey.
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Corey, because you reach so many American’s I can not, please allow me on Veterans day to thank each and everyone who has served, serving and will serve the USA. You make me very proud. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. And to my very special Vet James B Wolverton, Dad…..I miss you.
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So sorry to hear of your friend’s passing. After looking at Elaine’s lovely website it is clear that she felt very warmly about you, too.
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I certainly pass my sympathy to Elaine’s family and to you in the loss of a friend. Just linking over to her sight it is very evident that she celebrated life, was very giving and warm. Just the pics of her cafe are inviting. Blessings to all she given.
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So sorry, Jx
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So sorry for your loss Corey.
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So sorry for your loss. In today’s fast paced world….friends are really our anchors!
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It’s heartbreaking to take leave of friends. I am sharing your sadness Corey and I shall pray for your friend Elaine and her family and beloved ones. I take it as a blessing that I am ‘too old’ (statistics) to find a job to suit me and my interests; it leaves me with the time to do those things I couldn’t do enough before. Thinking of those who have a need to be thought of, sharing a cup of coffee or tea with those who need a listening ear, lend my heart to those in need, comforting sad friends, telling jokes to those who need upliftment.
My days are fuller now than ever – but I always find the time to pray for a dear departed one – and to pray for them. Elaine will look down to her beloved ones, but she wouldn’t want to return. She’s in a better place!
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