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Greg and Ginny Klein
from Watertown, South Dakota
writes:
We were looking up old and dear friends on facebook when we discovered your devastating loss. Brittany is probably wondering who this Virginia Klein person is who requested her as a friend on facebook. We have such fond memories of our times together while stationed in Florida. We think of you often and cherish those memories. Our deepest sympathies to all of you.
(2010-08-28)
Jasper Adams
from Charlottesville, VA
writes:
I considered myself a precocious fan of the Beatles as a senior in high school....I knew all the obscure recordings...I had the vinyl albums..etc..but somehow I missed one song...
I heard "In My Life" for the first time at your funeral, and it was the first time that I truly lost control emotionally. When my great grandfather died...I somehow knew it was coming. When our family friend died of cancer...I knew for certain it was coming. When you died........how could I have possibly known.
It gives me an eerie satisfaction that I can't hear that song without feeling sad.
I don't remember to think of you every day...perhaps I didn't know you well enough...perhaps I'm not as good a person as I could be.
When I do remember you though....it jolts me off my feet. It is a palpable, abrupt, and violent disruption of whatever life I am leading, and I savor it with every moment.
If there is anything you are great at, I know it is awakening a person from the placid dream that is their placid life. Show them what is more important, show them what is entertaining....or maybe just show them something you find funny.
In any case....it works.
Thank you Chelsea.
I heard "In My Life" for the first time at your funeral, and it was the first time that I truly lost control emotionally. When my great grandfather died...I somehow knew it was coming. When our family friend died of cancer...I knew for certain it was coming. When you died........how could I have possibly known.
It gives me an eerie satisfaction that I can't hear that song without feeling sad.
I don't remember to think of you every day...perhaps I didn't know you well enough...perhaps I'm not as good a person as I could be.
When I do remember you though....it jolts me off my feet. It is a palpable, abrupt, and violent disruption of whatever life I am leading, and I savor it with every moment.
If there is anything you are great at, I know it is awakening a person from the placid dream that is their placid life. Show them what is more important, show them what is entertaining....or maybe just show them something you find funny.
In any case....it works.
Thank you Chelsea.
(2010-08-25)
DaD
from Franklin,N.C.
writes:
Chauch, Hope your wings are open and your flying high, your always in my thoughts and prayers!!!Here on earth you would be following your career path and I wonder which one it would have been? In my life I love you more, Love DaD
(2010-07-21)
Kelly
from a blue couch
writes:
i was going through all my old pictures and ran across a picture of you, when i flipped it over it said .. best friends forever .. in your handwriting. I smiled as I placed it in the "keep" pile. you probably already knew that, though. miss you kiddo..
(2010-06-11)
DaD
from Franklin,N.C.
writes:
Oh Gosh Chels, on your favorite number #13, we had all the girls on the Sunset Deck, dancing like no-ones watching, I KNOW you were there!!!!!!In my life I Love you more, DaD
(2010-04-15)
Ashley
from North Myrtle Beach, SC
writes:
I have just recently learned that chelsea had left in such an abrubt way I am so sorry for her pain and wanted to say how she was such an awesome person she wasnt one of my clost friends but I attended middle school with her and she was always funny, outgoing and made me smile when I was feeling down I know that she has reached that happines that she was longing for and that we will all be with her soon enough.
Ashley
Ashley
(2010-02-15)
Caroline
from Lexigton,SC
writes:
Still missing you daily. We'll meet again further down the river.
(2010-02-07)