Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Bunny and I have been friends about 40 years. She first was my supervisor at Kodak and we quickly became friends. Bunny and I laughed so much, I started bringing a change in underwear on various occasions. No kidding! I have so many wonderful memories of her natural comedic ability. One, in particular, keeps playing over in my mind. I was coming around an isle in Wegmans, and there was Bunny trying to read something in the dairy isle. What made me double over with laughter was she had her beads tangled up around her glasses along with the collar on her dress. I looked at her and she looked at me and we both giggled. There were so many situations like that where she would get herself in compromising situations.
I met her at a time in my life when it was difficult for anyone to like me. She immediately & unconditionally loved me and I her. She had an open heart and although she had a large family there was also room in her heart for me! I will never forget her. A very special person in a self-centered world.
I will always love you, Myrtle Mae.
My deepest sympathy to all her wonderful children and grandchildren.
