Just one more story.

So, here we are, just one more story. What's the big, deal? I'm going backwards in case something happens, this one just cannot be missed, even if it is next Christmas by the time it gets told. First one little tear, then another, another. . . not crying, just one little tear after another . . . drop, drop, drop. They felt hot, dropping on my cheek. I was just lying back thinking of him. I was wearing his shirt. What's a 66 year old woman doing wearing the shirt of a boy? A team shirt. Well, I was wearing a shirt of him, one with a picture of him on it. He just made such an impact on me, on my life. How could one like that affect me so. And, then, why would someone, anyone even go to the bother of sending me one. He was just a boy. Yes, he bore a place within my heart for me to know forever. I will love the guy, the little guy, forever. He was needed though. God was through with him here on earth. I surely don't know the answer. His mom Peggy doesn't know the answer.

I'm told it was a Random Act of Kindness.

This was a Random Act of Kindness
in memory of Coleman Larson.

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An Act of Kindness no Matter How Small, can be the GREATEST GIFT of ALL.
Do something nice for someone today.

Billie, this is to thank you for making me aware of the awesome Team Larson. I feel like they are family. I wait for Peggy's postings.
Keeping up with this family has had a big impact on my life. Having you as a friend has also had a big impact on my life.
I hope you enjoy the T-shirt as much as much as I have enjoyed getting it for you. I only do these kind of things for SPECIAL PEOPLE and you are SPECIAL.

Love you.
Jocelyn














I will post this Random Act of Kindness, then I will go on to write the story of Jocelyn and Billie, two very good friends, who want more than anything to get together, if we can just get Billie to traveling again!