| Posted by Jocelyn Turner , Jan 06,1999,18:26 | Post Reply | Forum |
I wanted to tell you what I remembered of Jenny during the times I saw her around homeschooling events. She was always nice to me, always wanting to talk to me and always wanting to play. I remember the time that all of us gathered at your house to look through your enormous telescope, and how she encouraged me when I was frightened of the rope swing, and her generosity in letting me play games outside in the dark. I remember being totally amazed when she handed me her famous "word in every space" word puzzle, which she had worked carefully and diligently on, in order to perfect it. I never solved it, though.
My impression of Jenny was that she was a loving, caring child. She never seemed to wish anything else but to help others and to be a part of everything. Knowing that she's gone now, the world has definitely lost something precious, a person that meant more than words could say to those who were close to her.
I can only hope that what I write can be helpful and comforting to you, and I can only pray that God be with you through the times ahead. Come what may...
Yours,
Jocelyn