Perhaps it's true, that we are vessels of energy and light, and that with our last Earthly breath, that energy, that "soul" so long confined, is set free to "live" with and amongst those who have "gone before", to return to its origin, or to move on to a brighter, better and happier place... existence. If this is so, then we who have so loved and been loved by those no longer visibly amongst us can only rejoice and celebrate the freedom that they have been so very blessed with. But being still, only humans, we can mourn, as I'm sure our own spirits and souls mourn, the absence of those so cherished, so dear, so loved, invisible to us now.

Until we know the truth, the fact, of what is to come, if anything at all, we can still stand here, on this Earth, look out, look up and in our hearts, hold fast to the memories and that "energy", that soul, and as time goes by we can, with our "all" believe that...
Someday... we'll be together.

On this page, I'd like to keep alive, for as long as possible, the memories of those I, and others, have cherished. Whether we spoke at length or even not at all, makes no more difference to me now than it did then. I will always, as I have always, thought of these people as my "Family", closer than "relatives", who we have no choice in being "related to" but are put together because of some uncontrollable "fate". These people, with and to whom I opened my self and being, and who, in their own way, opened much of them-sleves, their "self" to me, knew more about *me* than my relatives ever did or cared to. Together or even simply in proximity, we knew of each-other's loves, lusts, dislikes, angers, happinesses and sorrows... mutually. We laughed, danced and cried with each-other. We celebrated with and comforted and consoled one-another, maybe not always, maybe not often, but in some way, some fashion, we did. And so, hopefully, there will be others "out there", still thinking, remembering, who have some-one particularly cherished from Mr. G's, whom they too would like to have known and remembered... some-one they would like to "introduce" to the rest of the world who weren't so fortunate as to have met these individuals personally.

The "comments" here are open to post what-ever and how-ever-much you wish to have known, about your-self and the person or people you wish to list. "A name" in the "Author's" space would be appreciated. A name, your name, a name by which you were known or wished you'd've been known by is all. Nothing personal is demanded. And as much or as little as you'd like to say about the person you wish to list can be posted. (*Where I've done-so, I've simply re-posted information I've found already on the Internet, with no intended violation of any "copyright". And memories? Well, those are mine, and now, once posted, can be yours, the Reader's as well.) The only limit to this listing is participation, and there were MANY who would come to Mr. G's... at one time or another, for any number of reasons. Hopefully, none will ever be forgotten.

I know you're out there somewhere... Somewhere, somewhere. I know I'll find you somehow... Somehow, somehow. And somehow I'll return again, to you.

Posted with all respect, I often wonder why and how it is that some of us remain, others have been taken. With all of the commonalities of "life" and human existence, the times when we were, each, happy, content, jubilant, as well as those times when differences of some, any and all sorts separated us, to me, in my mind, heart and soul, these people were, and remain, my "Family". To me, they are my "Family", and I will always hold each so very dear, for as long as I breathe and beyond, into what we refer to as "Eternity". They're missed, deeply and sincerely. And though I am not what might be referred to as a "religious" person, there's a small place in my heart that holds to the hope that, yes, indeed, "somehow I'll return again, to you" and that "someday we'll be together" again. As time has passed, the years drifted into "memories", the list of those "gone" grows as the list of those "remaining" diminishes. But although the passing of time manages to remove from memory, many of the details once recorded in my mind, these memories persist, strong, vibrant and vivid.