Wednesday, June 3, 2020

June 3, 2020 Remembering Jonathan



Here is to you, Jonathan.  We may be neglectful of this memorial site, but you are not forgotten.  You are fondly remembered by all who knew you and we wonder what you would make of the world as it is now.  This world you were taken so suddenly from, twelve years ago.



Friday, June 3, 2016

June 3, 2016 Remembering Jonathan

This is a song that Jonathan would sometimes sing during a lull in band practice with The Bobwhites.  It was just Jonathan and an electric guitar.

 Swinging Doors ~ Merle Haggard

 It's hard to believe that it's been eight years since Jonathan left us.  We all still miss him so terribly much.  I am still in a band with two of The Bobwhites (now we're The Signifiers.)

Michael

Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Another June 3rd

Another June 3rd is here to remind us of the day in 2008 when our beloved Jonathan passed away, so suddenly and unexpectedly in Baltimore.  We will remember and cherish Jonathan's memory forever.  He was our angel.

David and I want to think of your sweet spirit being with us, here in our new life in Corpus Christi, Texas, Jonathan.

You loved to share and connect, go give hugs and happiness.  We can picture you smiling at our flowering garden and cute little house.

You are in our hearts for always and ever.

Love to you, Jonathan, from your Mom and David.
June 3rd, 2013.

Sunday, June 3, 2012

June 3, 2012


Has it really been four years?  No one who knew you will forget your presence in their life. ~ Michael

Sunday, May 22, 2011

Three Years

Beloved Jonathan,
Soon it will be the third anniversary of when you passed away. I think of you always, every day, and see your sweet smiling face so clearly. Missing you is like breathing...and will be what I do until I draw my last breath.
David and I have had a rough time since you died and I am glad, in a way, that you were not seeing us hurt and suffering. I fell twice--a year apart--broke both hips, endured many long and painful complications, and am only now attempting to walk, like a toddler who has no balance yet.
David, in a bizarre coincidence, had an aortic dissection--the same dangerous condition that brought you down--and his life was saved in the nick of time after he fainted while waiting in line at the post office. An ambulance rushed him to the hospital where a 10-hour operation replaced his torn aorta with a synthetic one.
Now we are both recovering and enjoying our reverie times on our front porch, watching the birds in our dogwood tree, feeding the baby squirrels, enjoying the beauty of the flowers we planted--and thinking of you.
We love you so much, Jonathan, now and always.

Thursday, December 9, 2010

Not forgotten

Tried to post something on Jonathan's birthday but was not able to get onto the site. Now I'm in a rush (but came across a link to this blog in an old e-mail). Just wanted to say that I think of Jonathan (as I know a lot of you do) a lot and miss him more than I can say.