Oh Uncle… How could I forget you? I feel ashamed of not seeing you throughout the years. Life got in the way as we grew older But to not pick up the phone to say hello was but a crime A crime I am guilty of because of young innocence Time flew by, but you were always in my thoughts I remember when you taught your son to play the guitar And to sing the Jewish ritual songs, while preparing for his new religious journey Oh so soothing to my soul. And you let Auntie let him become a Catholic He was then a member of two faiths…those of each of his parents. I remember his life was short lived from a car crash, Oh how I cried because we had good times together Now Uncle you too are gone, and I weep because of your departure But I smile as I remember your hardy laugh, those funny jokes you told I loved your company because you were you, pretending to be no one else I will miss you, but before you leave this earth, remember that I always loved you.
Married ten years, and more in love than ever, Robert and Marcie have everything to live for. But a terrible secret is breaking Robert's heart: he knows that Marcie is about to die...
Regis