RE: Letter from Joe Savages Daughter

[Guest guest]

I was completely surprised to find this letter from his daughter in my mail

this morning and she said (so much like her dad) that I should share with

all of you.

Dear Ms. Ehret

I want to thank you for your thoughts and prayers. I find that each and

every gesture no matter the size is of great comfort to me and gives me a

little more strength and courage to face a new day without my father.

Dad never told me that he was involved with any support groups or networks

and it has been with great admiration finding this out about him. He always

made giving back a priority in his life. I am not surprised he reached out

through the internet as well.

I have not yet gathered the courage to get on line and read the many

messages and conversations I am told are waiting. But I felt that I needed

to say thank you to you and everyone else that that helped him to stay

strong during his battle. He always managed to have courage and a good bit

of humor with him at all times. He is definitely an inspiration to me in how

to face adversity with such dignity. I truly believe that each life he was a

part of is a little better off for having known him.

I hope that you also will find peace knowing that he is no longer suffering

and that he was one of the lucky one. He told me that he was able to do

everything that he wanted to do before moving on. Rather than this being a

time of mourning at the loss of a good friend, I try to look at the

celebration of a great life that I was so very lucky to be a part of.

Thank you again for your kind words.

Sincerely

Savage (Father: Joe Savage)

Thank you all for being a part of my father's journey.

Boy do I need my Kleenex, what a wonderful letter and she is truly Joe's

daughter. He taught her well.

If anyone wants to write to her email me and I will send you her address,

don't want to post it here.

Take care all am off to Lauries.

_____

[Guest guest]

Jolene Ehret wrote: I was completely surprised to find this

letter from his daughter in my mail

this morning and she said (so much like her dad) that I should share with

all of you.

Dear Ms. Ehret

I want to thank you for your thoughts and prayers. I find that each and

every gesture no matter the size is of great comfort to me and gives me a

little more strength and courage to face a new day without my father.

Dad never told me that he was involved with any support groups or networks

and it has been with great admiration finding this out about him. He always

made giving back a priority in his life. I am not surprised he reached out

through the internet as well.

I have not yet gathered the courage to get on line and read the many

messages and conversations I am told are waiting. But I felt that I needed

to say thank you to you and everyone else that that helped him to stay

strong during his battle. He always managed to have courage and a good bit

of humor with him at all times. He is definitely an inspiration to me in how

to face adversity with such dignity. I truly believe that each life he was a

part of is a little better off for having known him.

I hope that you also will find peace knowing that he is no longer suffering

and that he was one of the lucky one. He told me that he was able to do

everything that he wanted to do before moving on. Rather than this being a

time of mourning at the loss of a good friend, I try to look at the

celebration of a great life that I was so very lucky to be a part of.

Thank you again for your kind words.

Sincerely

Savage (Father: Joe Savage)

Thank you all for being a part of my father's journey.

Boy do I need my Kleenex, what a wonderful letter and she is truly Joe's

daughter. He taught her well.

If anyone wants to write to her email me and I will send you her address,

don't want to post it here.

Take care all am off to Lauries.

_____

[Guest guest]

Hi, Jolene. Thank you for posting the letter from Joe Savage's daughter. Her

letter made me grab the Kleenex, too. What a wonderful attitude and loving

kindness. God bless her heart.

~Deb from KS

Jolene Ehret wrote:

I was completely surprised to find this letter from his daughter in my mail

this morning and she said (so much like her dad) that I should share with

all of you.

Dear Ms. Ehret

I want to thank you for your thoughts and prayers. I find that each and

every gesture no matter the size is of great comfort to me and gives me a

little more strength and courage to face a new day without my father.

Dad never told me that he was involved with any support groups or networks

and it has been with great admiration finding this out about him. He always

made giving back a priority in his life. I am not surprised he reached out

through the internet as well.

I have not yet gathered the courage to get on line and read the many

messages and conversations I am told are waiting. But I felt that I needed

to say thank you to you and everyone else that that helped him to stay

strong during his battle. He always managed to have courage and a good bit

of humor with him at all times. He is definitely an inspiration to me in how

to face adversity with such dignity. I truly believe that each life he was a

part of is a little better off for having known him.

I hope that you also will find peace knowing that he is no longer suffering

and that he was one of the lucky one. He told me that he was able to do

everything that he wanted to do before moving on. Rather than this being a

time of mourning at the loss of a good friend, I try to look at the

celebration of a great life that I was so very lucky to be a part of.

Thank you again for your kind words.

Sincerely

Savage (Father: Joe Savage)

Thank you all for being a part of my father's journey.

Boy do I need my Kleenex, what a wonderful letter and she is truly Joe's

daughter. He taught her well.

If anyone wants to write to her email me and I will send you her address,

don't want to post it here.

Take care all am off to Lauries.

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