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SpyderPops - Lamonster - humble apology
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GloryRyders
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ray: Prayers for you and your family on the loss of your Mom!ray:
TasmanianDevil
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Thank you all so very much for your condolences. They mean more to me than you will ever know.
My first memory of Mom is of her placing me in the baggage compartment of our floatplane, giving me a rattle, smiling at me then turning around to sit. I didn't know at the time that she was the first female seaplane pilot in the State of Maine (or that we were in a floatplane:roflblack
During my two-week solo ride on Tas to Texas, I spent a few days near Coeur D'Alaine, Idaho. I used to commercially fly the Idaho backcountry for several years and miss it. While taking the scenic route from Saint Maries along the Chief Joseph River for about 100 miles, I enjoyed it more than ever as Tas felt as light and responsive as a J-3 Cub (2-place taildragger airplane) and I didn't have to worry about my wing tip hitting the canyon wall. It is located in the Bitteroot area and I felt this overwhelming sense of joy and thanked Mom with all my heart for being my Mom and making me the person I am. It was the most beautiful country I have ever seen and felt. They were also getting ready to pave about 25 miles of this road, which ends at St. Regis I-90 (I think). I also was so grateful for installing SpyderPops drive belt guard as it was pure gravel. Anyway, a couple of days later when I finally made contact with my husband, he told me that Mom had suffered a severe fall at the moment I was thanking her. She never recovered.
I believe with all my heart that we communicated spiritually and I am now happy again as I know she is in a better place.
One final note, Tas's lights didn't finally quit until I was safe and sound at my destination 3484 miles from home. Thank you all again for your kind words. Sarah
My first memory of Mom is of her placing me in the baggage compartment of our floatplane, giving me a rattle, smiling at me then turning around to sit. I didn't know at the time that she was the first female seaplane pilot in the State of Maine (or that we were in a floatplane:roflblack
During my two-week solo ride on Tas to Texas, I spent a few days near Coeur D'Alaine, Idaho. I used to commercially fly the Idaho backcountry for several years and miss it. While taking the scenic route from Saint Maries along the Chief Joseph River for about 100 miles, I enjoyed it more than ever as Tas felt as light and responsive as a J-3 Cub (2-place taildragger airplane) and I didn't have to worry about my wing tip hitting the canyon wall. It is located in the Bitteroot area and I felt this overwhelming sense of joy and thanked Mom with all my heart for being my Mom and making me the person I am. It was the most beautiful country I have ever seen and felt. They were also getting ready to pave about 25 miles of this road, which ends at St. Regis I-90 (I think). I also was so grateful for installing SpyderPops drive belt guard as it was pure gravel. Anyway, a couple of days later when I finally made contact with my husband, he told me that Mom had suffered a severe fall at the moment I was thanking her. She never recovered.
I believe with all my heart that we communicated spiritually and I am now happy again as I know she is in a better place.
One final note, Tas's lights didn't finally quit until I was safe and sound at my destination 3484 miles from home. Thank you all again for your kind words. Sarah
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Sarah,
My heartfelt condolences to you at this time. I am so glad you were able to have a safe trip, had those times of precious memories while traveling, and were able to be with your mom. Sounds like you have some awesome memories that you will have for a lifetime, and she gave you skills and strengths that will last you a lifetime. <3 I know how hard this is as I lost both my parents this summer. Each day will be different, you will get through it over time. Travel safe. Will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
Michele & Steve
Sarah,
My heartfelt condolences to you at this time. I am so glad you were able to have a safe trip, had those times of precious memories while traveling, and were able to be with your mom. Sounds like you have some awesome memories that you will have for a lifetime, and she gave you skills and strengths that will last you a lifetime. <3 I know how hard this is as I lost both my parents this summer. Each day will be different, you will get through it over time. Travel safe. Will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
Michele & Steve
TasmanianDevil
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Thank you again for the kind words and prayers. My heart goes out to those of you who have lost loved ones.
I have received some great advice on the GS/GR Shop Talk thread about my fender light problem and it doesn't sound too serious. I so appreciate you all. Sarah
I have received some great advice on the GS/GR Shop Talk thread about my fender light problem and it doesn't sound too serious. I so appreciate you all. Sarah
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