A collection of lines from obituaries that enlarge our appreciation of the human spirit.
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Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Paul Shuman, designer of fishing nets and much more
He held a lifelong love of all things wild and natural. His childhood possessions were always unusual and included a cow's eyeball, a pheasant's claw (with working tendon), hamsters, fish, chameleons, baby birds, frogs, and much more. Until the day he died, he took care of the wild creatures that shared his property with him.
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Sam was a demon whistler!
"Children loved Sam and asked him to come out to play; he used a lot of vinegar building excellent rockets. He relished limericks, puns and Edward Gorey. He delighted in a good joke, though no one told a joke more ineptly. He loved Mozart, 'Candide,' and Kurt Weil. He gave to every street musician he met and was a demon whistler. Sam never said no to Patti Cooke’s peach pie, he made a mean Chicken Cacciatore, and his skill with an oyster knife was legendary."
(H/T to The Wellfleet NonResident Taxpayers Association)
(H/T to The Wellfleet NonResident Taxpayers Association)
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