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Messages posted as comments will certainly be seen and read, so post there by all means, but perhaps a central message area will be easier for Sal and family to track.
So comments board below;
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Messages posted as comments will certainly be seen and read, so post there by all means, but perhaps a central message area will be easier for Sal and family to track.
So comments board below;
#1 by Barbara Kaim at February 28th, 2010
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Dearest Tom and Sal,
Been thinking about you both alot over the last few days, especially during Chenrizig last night at the new shrine room. How are you both? As always, sending you much love and support. Barbs
#2 by Barbara Kaim at March 12th, 2010
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Dearest Sal and Tom, My dear friend, Nonto, died suddenly on Wednesday morning. She was in her early 40s. She was one of those people I loved, respected, trusted deeply, in a quiet, unpublic way. We didn’t see each other very often – perhaps 3 or 4 times a year – but that didn’t seem to matter to us. When we did meet we cut through the shit really quickly. Talked about our lives. Our loves. Our children. Our work. I”m going to miss her deeply. I already do. I wrote a letter to her this evening, and then went back to this website, as I often do, rereading a few entries. Connecting with the love and emotion and honesty of your experiences and other people’s feelings over the last few months. There is something so deeply of the heart going on here, on these ‘pages’. A sense of community that defies geographical distance or time. I know you’ve been through some horrendously hard times in the last 10 months, and I’m sure there have been some lonely moments too (even with the increase in the number of people now in your lives). But I also see the spirit of you both shining through, the love and courage and gratitude you feel so strongly. And, I have to tell you, it’s contagious! You have taught me -I suspect many of us- how to live life more fully. And for that we are eternally grateful.
So… Happy birthday, Sal. Wishing you and Tom much, much love.
#3 by scholar kasina at March 30th, 2010
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Hi Tom
Sasa Whoa! it has been donkey years sorry about the axident and congratulations on the progress you are making, I just found out from Ray just now.Our prayers are with you.I know u may be thinking ?????????????????? Your folks were gr8 friends with mine we lived on 68 tredgold drive in belvedere my dad worked at the kenyan embassy and your bro ben used to make me go gaga! Glad I have made you smile, have a gr8 day.By the way I have these fantastic shots taken during our twins bday I can download them for you if you like you featue in every one of those photos
#4 by Lee at March 30th, 2010
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Hi Tom,
Been plenty of moons! So sorry to hear about the accident. Probably don’t remember me, was in Hospital Hill with y’all.
Recently caught up with Ray on Facebook.
Will keep you in our prayers, and keep in touch.
Lee Komora
#5 by Rocky at April 19th, 2010
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Hi Tom,
My name is Rocky from Slough,in UK, and I am a close friend of Ben’s. I’m also friends with Pips,Kookie and Sukhi.
I just wanted to say ‘hi’ and to let you know that your friends in Slough are thinking about you.
Take care
Rocky
#6 by Chris Kimaru at May 9th, 2010
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Hi Tom,
My name is Chris Kimaru (I currently live in SA) and we were neighbours in Loresho when you guys lived in Nairobi and we used to play together in primary school. I was emailed the link to your site by our friend Chris Waweru (he is now in the UK). I am truly touched by your story and my family will keep thinking about you. Your tenacity will amaze you more than you think. God bless you Tom, Sal and your girls.
#7 by Timothy Gichaga Manyuira at May 10th, 2010
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Hi Tom,
your old mate from home (loresho) and king of the school run… how time flies and with it changes. i remember the bike rides, playing cowboys and indians, climbing the acacia tree, looking for tadpoles…
Keep strong bro you are in my thoughts and prayers.
God bless.
Tim