What a bummer. Let Lane know somehow, through a card or when you see him at bowling that you care. Lane has brought smiles to your face and given you a sense of community and support, so be there for him and his wife. Maybe you can arrange with the other bowling people to do something to help them. Either financially or to bring nice hot food over or plant a tree or place a bench somewhere in his son’s honor. take care.
Bonny
01.Feb.03 at 9:45 am
Oh, that’s SO sad. I’ll put a candle on my altar for Mason. I lost a 14-year-old friend to adrenalcarcinoma last year & still can’t believe Cameron is gone.
s.chabot
01.Aug.04 at 11:21 pm
I lost my daughter from this rare disease 5 years ago..she was 29 years old a graduate from UCLA..I cannot believe this to this day.
What a bummer. Let Lane know somehow, through a card or when you see him at bowling that you care. Lane has brought smiles to your face and given you a sense of community and support, so be there for him and his wife. Maybe you can arrange with the other bowling people to do something to help them. Either financially or to bring nice hot food over or plant a tree or place a bench somewhere in his son’s honor. take care.
Oh, that’s SO sad. I’ll put a candle on my altar for Mason. I lost a 14-year-old friend to adrenalcarcinoma last year & still can’t believe Cameron is gone.
I lost my daughter from this rare disease 5 years ago..she was 29 years old a graduate from UCLA..I cannot believe this to this day.