Gone but Not Forgotten
Hi Papa.
Has it really been a year since we last spoke? Sometimes it feels longer and sometimes like only yesterday. Maybe it’s because a day doesn’t goes by I don’t think about you or even talk about you. Sales of “What Papa Told Me” continue to come in, as do requests for me to speak in schools about The Book. As hard as it is to talk about you now that you’re gone, it’s also heartening when the feedback is so positive. Especially after my recent talk at Edward R. Murrow HS in Brooklyn, which, ironically, isn’t so far from where you once lived. Instead of me telling you what the students said, I will let the excerpts from their letters speak for themselves.
In this holiday time, I just wanted to say thanks again for your last gift–this story. It truly is a gift that keeps on giving.
Well, I’m sure you’re busy with shuffleboard and poker tournaments, so please know I am thinking of you and sending a hug. Everyone here is well and sends their love. Hi to Nana. Is she still feeding you? I’m sure your appetite is back and bigger than ever. Until next time.
I love you.
Felice
You got this “street kid” from South Medford with a tear in his eye with this post.
Felice, That brought tears to my eyes. Regards to your mom from Larry and myself. Sharon
Now I am crying. Beautiful!
Beautiful, Felice!
Keep doing the great work you are doing!! Sharing your grandfather’s journey can be a guiding light for generations!! Fantastic!!
I too think about your Papa all the time A real hero to me . He could not be defeated by anyone or anything.
Love this. So important to remember those we loved and those we love during the holidays. Roger
I love you for this post Felice! Enjoy your Holy day!
Love
Diann
Always beautiful posts, today beautiful remembrance
Thanks for another beautiful tribute to papa..your papa blogs have and still are helping me through this difficult year of loss. I am continuously comforted by the memories of how special you and papa were to each other.
Is today holocaust rememberence. Day?