Thursday, May 30, 2024
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Ginny and I met on Thanksgiving weekend 1975 while visiting our mutual friend "Little Joe" in Montreal. We had known of each other for a couple of years but it wasn't until then we actually met. To say we hit it off instantly is to put it mildly. I left Montreal and headed back to Toronto to stay with her for a week, cementing what would become a life time love affair and making us closer in some ways than family. We remained steadfast friends through all these many years, frequently spending time in each others homes, a few adventurous weekends visiting other mutual friends, and I had the honour of being her "witness" at her Holy Union with Barb. I loved her dearly, will miss her tremendously, and will hold a special place for her in my heart always. Rest in peace my wonderful friend.
