Memorial Site for the Monkeyman

22 years ago

It isn't conventional, it isn't inspiring.

Tomorrow's a year. I'm ready to share. His friends are coming to visit.

Maybe later we'll add something inspirational. Right now this is all I can manage.

The children in the photos are family members. He had no children, but charmed and claimed kids of all ages.

Click here for Monkeyman

Nell

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lulie___wayne
22 years ago
Nell, you have done a wonderful job so far!! What a nice looking, kind looking, man. The accident was so very tragic! I'm so sorry.
I hope that creating the web site will be healing for you.
I know anytime we did anything to memorialize Christin, it helped somewhat.
Keep up the good work and let us know when you add some more to it!
Lu
dcrowex
22 years ago
This is a really nice site - he looks like such a wonderful person. so tragic.....

deb
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CariJo
22 years ago
It's very nice. Thank you so much for sharing, and good luck to you in your healing proccess.
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Dear Nell, What a wonderful way to memorialize your sons life. He looked like such a kind and loving young man and son. I know that everyday is hard but the anniversary of their passing to me is the hardest day. Please accept a hug and my prayers. Julie

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