Dear Lisa,
I have many fond memories as a young girl spending days with you at your home. It did not matter how we spent our days, be it talking about boys or tending to our shared hamster Oliver, your Mother would come to us at day's end & say, "how was your day girls, good, bad, or indifferent?" Then we'd give her the run-down! She always seemed interested in treated us with respect, that now upon reflection, made us feel so "grown-up!"
Please know that while our lives grew far apart, I hold our childhood memories dear & your Mother will always remain a loving part of them.
I extend to you and your family my sorrow at this most difficult time.
Most sincerely,
Ann Smisek-Hart
