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Candle lighting
The edge
Of the world
And the margins
Of time
To the endless
Flicker
Of loss.
[For Kathryn: you became light eight years ago today. We all loved you. We all love you more.]
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Na'ama Yehuda 
What a beautiful tribute, Na’ama.
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XOXO thank you, dear one.
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xoxo
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She was such a good friend to so many, that it is a simultaneous sorrow and heart-filling joy to remember her. I’m so glad I got to know her. xoxo
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There are people who come into our lives and make an impact. I know not of whom you speak but can feel the love.
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Yes, indeed! Kathryn was a fab person and a good friend to all her friends. She was a photographer and artist, and later on, a therapist and all-around-healing-soul. She took the photo I use as my ‘profile photo’ everywhere (I don’t care it’s quite a few years younger than I am now – I love it and I love how it reminds me of her and is a memory to her in the process. T’was a fun day in Central Park when she took that one and it always makes me smile. 🙂 )
Kathryn was one of those people you meet and your soul knows you’ve been friends in previous lifetimes and probably will again, no matter in what form either one of you return. You know the kind, right? Silliness and giggles and love of life and popovers and the like. 🙂
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That is a beautiful thing.
And yes, I do know the kind.
And one is lucky to meet one of those!
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XOXO Yep, it is!
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Oh, how lovely! Describes the sadness of unforgotten love and loss exquisitely.
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Thank you, Dora! I’m sure that many of us who lost friends can relate! Here’s to good memories that time does not fade.
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Yes indeed! We are left behind, true, but we are left richer for having known them. Can I just say, hallelujah!
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🙂 Exactly!
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So beautiful. ❤️
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Thank you, Maggie!
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Love it.
Ronda
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Thank you, Ronda!
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That was beautiful.
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Thank you! Beautiful memories of good friends bring up good things. 🙂
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Na’ama Y’karah,
Having read the exchange between you and Dale, I understand what a treasure Kathryn was. Someone like that leaves a light that death can’t extinguish. Lovely tribute.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Thank you, Rochelle! Yes, exactly! And those who knew her will agree! 🙂
xoxo
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You selected you words very well. A touching poem and tribute to love. 🙂
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Thank you, Bill. I think many of can relate to having lost friends, and to the memories we have – the sorrow for the loss and the joy for having been friends.
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Yes, indeed.
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A beautiful tribute to your friend dear Na’ama, she sounds like a wonderful person and I hope you will meet again one day 💞💜💞
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Yes! Thank you, dear one. Kathtyn was a dear friend to many, and she’s already ‘spending time’ in heaven with another dear-to-me person whom she knew and who passed on 18 month after her. I have a feeling they are ‘hanging out’ together since and keeping space for the rest of us who’ll join them at some point (no rush… ;)) . 🙂
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That is beautiful, Na’ama
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Thank you, Crispina! She was a beautiful person and her beautiful soul shines on in the hearts of all of us who knew her. xx
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That’s even more beautiful 🙂
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🙂 xx
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❤️
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She was clearly the light of your life and continues to be so. Delightful, Na’ama.
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Thank you, Keith! Kathryn was the light of many people’s lives – a gentle soul and a good friend to many, some who were closer to her than I was. She certainly touched my life and I am ever delighted that I got to know her. And, yes, she continues to be a light to all who knew her! 🙂 Na’ama
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Bless her.
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Amen to that! 🙂 I know she’s hanging out with another friend who passed 18 months later … They were friends before, and I bet they’re friends now in the after. They better keep me a seat for whenever (I’m in no rush… ;))
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I’m sure they will!
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