RE: the patient and true-hearted; rare treasure

[Guest guest]

Tonight Bayard, Greg, Barb, & I had a discussion in which we saw that our

allies need to know that they are helping others -- not helping us. Your

message is perfect timing.

Love, Keely

> [Original Message]

> From: Clarence Gilley <comfythings@...>

> <thekeel@...>

> Date: 4/2/2005 3:25:12 AM

> Subject: the patient and true-hearted; rare treasure

>

> Dear Keely-

>

> This very morning, we lost an extraordinarily fine

> lady from our local community: Kradl, mother of

> Lukas, student at Youth Initiative High School. In

> which my 17 year old daughter, along with fewer than

> fifty total enrollees, happily participates.

> gave of herself and her time gladly and freely to

> many. She never spoke an unkind word about anybody.

> All loved her. She was young. She leaves behind two

> young sons and a fine husband without her excellent

> presence.

>

> And she suddenly died of a malady -- asthma -- that

> immunics (or E.F.T., for that matter) could have

> CURED.

> Even I could probably have forestalled her suffocation

> at least long enough to allow life-saving intervention

> by emergency medical personnel. Nobody within close

> enough range knew how to help.

>

> But neither E.F.T. nor immunics (both liberally

> documented as having abated asthma symptoms) have

> spread -- yet -- far and wide enough to save 's

> life. So we grieve.

>

> Time and well enough to continue on in all ways

> towards universal Wellbeing, freely available for all.

>

> blessings,

>

> Beth

>