Cathi posted a condolence
Friday, October 6, 2006
Annie was one of the most amazing people that I've ever known. She was sensitive, caring and fragile. She was beautiful both inside and out. But above all those qualities was her ability to appreciate every moment that life gave her, whether she was out there having a good day and motorcycle riding with Barry or whether she was observing the everyday events in the lives of her family and those she knew and loved. She was a master of observation, remembering details about everything from art, antiques, fashion to birthdays, conversations, children... the way she recounted events and memories was unlike anyone else I've ever known. If you ever wanted to feel special, well then just have a conversation with Annie and she would tell you so much about yourself that you didn't think anyone even noticed, that she made you feel special...special to her and that was more than enough. I recently read an article by Danah Zohar in which she tells her 5 year old son that "you have a life so you can leave the world a better place than you found it". Annie has taught me, and should teach all of us, to appreciate everything, all the details... Well done, Annie. Godspeed.</b></font><br><br>
