Never shall fortune quell thy golden light.
Albert Webb ( Jan. 8 1947 - Jan. 7 2005)
I have never known a man to be so full of life. I have never known a man to laugh so hard and so often. I have never known a man to be so gracious and charming. I have never known a man to smile so warmly. I have never known a man to live so joyfully... as this one.
I remember drinking benedictine together in the woods under the full moon. I remember smoking a pipe together in the chill winter air. I remember gazing upon a courtyard of carefully loved plants. I remember laughter ringing over the treetops from across a campground. I remember his deep voice declaring me husband to my wife. I remember his wisdom and his honesty. I remember his kind words and helpful advice. I remember firm hugs and a glowing smile. I remember a man who really lived.
Namaste, friend. I will see you in the Summerlands.
I have never known a man to be so full of life. I have never known a man to laugh so hard and so often. I have never known a man to be so gracious and charming. I have never known a man to smile so warmly. I have never known a man to live so joyfully... as this one.
I remember drinking benedictine together in the woods under the full moon. I remember smoking a pipe together in the chill winter air. I remember gazing upon a courtyard of carefully loved plants. I remember laughter ringing over the treetops from across a campground. I remember his deep voice declaring me husband to my wife. I remember his wisdom and his honesty. I remember his kind words and helpful advice. I remember firm hugs and a glowing smile. I remember a man who really lived.
Namaste, friend. I will see you in the Summerlands.