In January of the year 1974 is when this SEED OF MEMORIES story began.I am grateful that along the highway our lives that we drove the same back roads.Along the way, we crossed each others paths, shook hands, and became friends.YOU were sent here to help GUIDE ME through my days, backroads and stories untold.Now on November 21, 2012 one of my life-time friends has passed on.Yet, as one of HIS SEED OF MEMORIES, WE will never be alone.Uncle Cody was named after CURLY FOX, his FATHER, and the youngest child to LINDA JOYCE, his MOTHER.KOJAK was his nickname and he was the youngest of Linda Deon, his sister, and David Harold, his brother.
My husband has known Kojak since he was five years old.Now there are pages of OUR STORY that will never be told.I know that you loved your neices and nephews as your own.They were BLESSED to have you in their lives for all but a few are grown.During OUR 38 years on this earth, we all have known and strife.I know Uncle Cody true ly loved and valued his children and his wife.Even though we were not kin by the blood that flowed through our veins.YOUR FAMILY will always be a PART OF MINE and that will never change.TODAY and TOMORROW there will be now ay to take away this aching pain.But I know in my heart, one day we day we aill cross paths and meet again.My HUSBAND, PRUITT, asked ME to WRITE this in MEMORY of YOU.So out of my love for him and in rememberence, is is what I did do.This was written for your family with SISTERLY LOVE LOVE.For as I was writing this GOD was GUIDING ME from ABOVE.Although we both were born in the ame year but to different fathers and mothers.YOU, KOJAK, will be one of MY SEEDS OF MEMORIES and I'LL MISS MY"TRUE BROTHER
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