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🗓️ 15 January 2023
⏱️ 7 minutes
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Amanda Detweiler wrote this kind and humorous eulogy for her dear friend Cathy. Cathy was generous, beautiful, intelligent and had a magnetic personality but the thing that meant the most to her close friends and family was the judgement-free, no holds barred, all-consuming love she poured into each of them.
In this time where human connection has become so fleeting - may we all follow Cathy’s example and take five seconds to send a note to someone we love and appreciate.
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0:00.0 | Hi everyone, welcome to thanks for being here a short weekly pod to remind us of the many |
0:06.0 | essential and beautiful ways we affect one another. Every Sunday I'll read a submission |
0:12.2 | from a listener of Kelly Corrigan Wonders, could be wedding vows or about mitzvah toast, |
0:16.8 | a eulogy or retirement speech. We believe this is probably the loveliest way to tap into |
0:22.9 | our better selves and remember our highest values. We encourage you to share this podcast |
0:28.5 | each week with one person you love. Maybe someone you miss and need to bring closer. |
0:33.6 | Someone you want to feel your appreciation or admiration or both. |
0:38.8 | This is thanks for being here. |
0:46.7 | Today's thanks for being here comes from a woman named Amanda Dettweiler. |
0:51.5 | Kelly Corrigan, I'm a huge fan, have gobbled up all your books on Audible and listen to all pods |
0:56.4 | and just generally appreciate you. I have a 16-year-old and since your kids are just a smidge |
1:00.6 | older, I get little crumbs of hope for the future. I have a friend Kathy Caesar, who passed away |
1:06.9 | quickly and unexpectedly in November, leaving three kids behind. Kathy was Richmond class of 1991. |
1:14.8 | I think you may know her friend Heidi Ziegler, also 91 who is from Wayne. |
1:19.2 | Kathy was my best friend along with two other girls for the last 40 years. We communicated nearly |
1:24.8 | every day letters in the late 80s to WhatsApp until she went into the hospital. I've never met |
1:31.6 | someone that has drawn more people in, more close relationships that lasted for years. |
1:38.6 | The lot of us Philly hometown friends and the Richmond Tulane and Emery friends have become |
1:44.0 | close and are unraveling and dissecting the magic of Kathy, plans for her kids and trying to |
1:50.0 | understand what happened. I am sending along the eulogy I did. I didn't do her justice and I was |
1:56.7 | too hopeful to get a laugh what a weird thing to do at a service. Despite my concerns, I couldn't |
2:02.4 | not send it because it would be such an honor to have it read. Also, I feel like you helped inform |
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