Chris, Janice, Stu, John, Thea, We are so, so sorry to hear about your mom's passing. Saying that she was a really wonderful woman is something that you don't have to be told. Nor anyone who knew her. When I think of her I think of her lovely, caring smile and the goodness she exuded just by being. Our moms logged many, many hours talking to each other pretty much every day. And I can't forget the trips to church with everyone, with sometimes a stop at Annabelle's Diner. My mom is having a rough time of it herself now, and it's so difficult, as you well know. To be honest, we haven't even told her yet, as she has been in pain and crying for a good part of the time. And hearing about her dear, dear friend, we fear, would just make her even more depressed. We're not completely sure we're doing the right thing with that, but there's manual to consult. Again, we are all truly sorry for your tremendous loss. Hopefully you can focus on the long time you got to be with her and enjoy the goodness she instilled in each of you. With our deepest condolences, Vinnie (from all of us...)