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🗓️ 9 October 2022
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Margaret Lauhoff submitted this delightful eulogy - it was written by her husband Dave for his mother Adele who he clearly adored. Rather than use colorful adjectives to describe his very special mom, Dave opted to shine a light on her by sharing particular words and phrases she used throughout her life as well as by telling stories of how she interacted with those around her. The result is a warm, humorous, loving remembrance of a very unique lady.
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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 |
0:06.5 | essential and beautiful ways we affect one another. Every Sunday I'll read a submission |
0:12.6 | from a listener of Kelly Corrigan Wonders. Could be wedding vows or about mitzvah toast, |
0:18.4 | a eulogy or retirement speech. We believe this is the loveliest way to tap into our better selves. |
0:26.2 | And remember our highest values. We encourage you to share this podcast each week with one person |
0:32.6 | you love. Maybe someone you miss or need to bring closer. Someone you want to feel your appreciation |
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0:49.0 | Today's Thanks for being here is from a woman named Margaret. She says, |
0:53.6 | I love Kelly's podcast all of them. I've read all her books and had the pleasure of meeting her |
0:57.3 | when she was visiting home. I too lived in Radner P.A. for years. Whether they make the broadcast or |
1:03.5 | not, I continue to love settling in with my coffee on Sunday mornings to listen to the beautiful |
1:08.0 | stories. Please share this, if you will, with Kelly. It was recently moved by the eulogy of the |
1:14.4 | young boy named Jack. I looked online and found out that Jack's mom wrote a book called Rare Bird. |
1:20.4 | I ordered it immediately and read it on vacation and kept cod this summer. Just as I came off the |
1:25.6 | beach, having finished the book earlier that day, I went to put the book in a little library |
1:30.6 | in the beach parking lot. But it was such a moving story that I took it out and put it back in my |
1:36.0 | beach bag. I have a dear friend who lost her son, our godchild, and no words ever seemed adequate. |
1:42.4 | I thought this book would bring comfort to someone going through such unimaginable grief. |
1:47.2 | Never in a million years would I have guessed that one hour later, I would receive a call from a |
1:52.3 | friend sharing the tragic news that our mutual friend lost her 28-year-old son also named Jack. |
1:59.1 | When I returned home, I put that book in the basket of dinner I delivered. One of the many |
2:03.9 | wonderful things I have learned from Kelly's podcast. Thanks again, Margaret. |
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