Happy Mother's Day, Mom! With you, Peytie, Ovid, and now Rocky gone the world truly seems a different place. Gloria, Molly, and Jeff are all doing fine. 
Miss you, Mom.

I took this of the rose bush you planted right outside the front door on Pine St. those many years ago. It always had the prettiest flowers. Miss you, Mom.

Merry Christmas, Mom! It's a bright sunny day and the kids are coming over for lunch and gifts. Miss you, Mom.

Love this picture of you, Grandma, me, and the '56. You always said it had "2-70 air conditioning". Roll down 2 windows and go 70 miles per hour. Miss you Mom.

Well Mom, it's been hot here, running over a 100 degrees for several days and more forecast for this week.  We survived 1980 so this will be a piece of cake. I remember in our old cars you would say we had "2-70" air conditioning. Roll down 2 windows and go 70 mph. Speaking of old cars I've always liked this picture.  Gloria is doing much better now and we are going to start getting out more.
Miss you Mom.

Happy Birthday, Mom! Wish you could have been here for Thanksgiving yesterday. Molly and Jeff were here and a lot of the family. We would have had a great time visiting and catching up.  Love you, Mom and  we'll talk more later.

Well, Mom, September did what it always does and only lasted one week.  Gloria and I met Molly and Jeff Saturday before last at Wades in Chandler. I don't remember you saying you ever ate there but you would really like their catfish.  Had a pretty bloom on the hibiscus yesterday and got a picture of it.  Miss you, Mom. 

Merry Christmas, Mom! I am glad you did not have to be shut in your room for the last year because of covid. Hard to believe it has gone on so long. Christmas has been pretty laid back this year and wish you had been here to liven it up. Talk more later, miss you Mom.

Well here it is October and finally cooling down and soon the trees will be turning.  As you know the sedum was really pretty this year. We've mixed up some peanuts and candy corn.  Wish you could drop by and have some and visit awhile.  Miss you, Mom. 

Mrs. Fitzgerald was always the kindest person I knew when I grew up. I have memories of her in her kitchen and back yard. She always had all the patience in the world with most of the kids on Pine St. When I was in grade school, she would let me come over for hours and use Molly's typewriter. When I was in high school, she let me roof the garage for her. Later years I would see her at the bank and she always had a smile. I wish I had kept in touch. Sadly many of us realize this too late. Molly & Don had a great mom. 

Well, its been a year, Mom.  I'm sure you know how eventful a year it has been!  Only a few days of light lifting left for the appendectomy and I will be good as new. I know you are enjoying where you are and reuniting with everyone.  I do wish we could all get together for just one good day of catching up and just shooting the breeze.  Love you, Mom.

Well Mom you, Peytie, and Grandma made it through the 1920 pandemic and it looks like Gloria, Molly, Jeff and I will make it through the 2020 one.  Good to visit with you Sunday and we'll be back soon.  Glad you are not having to drive around Arlington.  It's become a terrible place.  Miss you Mom.

Remember when you and Molly drove out and met the Kitty Hawk in Long Beach? We drove back through Las Vegas, the Meteor Crater, and the Grand Canyon. What a great trip. Miss you Mom. 

Now that Peytie is there the whole family is back together! I'm sure you have a lot to catch up on.  I remember how you loved the Joshua Trees.
Miss you Mom.

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Artie Loo Fitzgerald

26 noviembre, 1919 – 14 julio, 2019

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