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| On
Friday, September 10, 2010, Hawthorne's picture was shown as Stevie
Wonder played during the Stand
Up To Cancer telethon hence it's use as
this year's "REMEMBER" image. |
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| Love
never disappears for death is a non-event. I have merely retired to the room next door. You and I are the same; what we were for each other, we still are. Speak to me as you always have, do not use a different tone, do not be sad. Continue to laugh at what made us laugh. Smile and think of me. Life means what it has always meant. The link is not severed. Why should I be out of your soul if I am out of your sight? I will wait for you, I am not here, but just on the other side of this path. You see, all is well. --St.
Augustine
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| thank you for sending
to me frank. love this picture, captures her crazy, fun
spirit well. i have such great memories of hawth and always
will. i hope you’re doing as best as possible. Marni Beardsley 09.28.2010 |
That girl had ”cool" down pat. |
| What a great photo and a great
message you
shared with us today. Hope you and your family are doing great and
living well.
All the best to you. Becky Johnson 09.28.2010 |
| Thank you.
Ovarian cancer has touched my life yet again. And I often, often, often think of HH (as I called her). Love, Andrea Moulas 09.28.2010 |
| Always
in our memories . . and her spirit lives on in Austen Hawthorne Gardner
. . Rob & Christine Bartell 09.28.2010 |
| We miss you Hawth. Wish you
could meet our new baby girl, but know that you're smiling on us from
up in heaven. Maggie Brenneke 09.28.2010 |
| Miss you, Hawthorne Hunt.
10/29/72-9/28/02. (P.S. Are you behind my daughter wanting a drum kit?) Kimberly Harrington 09.28,.2010 |
| I bet she smiles on you and is
grateful to have had you as her father. Julie Robertson Hunt 09.28.2010 |
| May she be resting peacefully
with the angels! Rebecca Boerio 09.28.2010 |
| I only know Elizabeth because I
know her dad. I never met her and yet, she touched my life. He life inspires me yet today. What a gift that was on his earth for a short time and taken too soon because clearly heaven needed her spirit and soul. You are in my thoughts and prayers today. Maria Gomez-McHugh 09.28.2010 |
| Thanks
Frank! Happy Memories of Hawthorne. I wonder where she would be today
if she was still with us? Probably have been to WK Amsterdam
and
back working in Portland by now, or so I wish. Hope all is well. Shari Eiesland 09.28.2010 |
| In such a brief time, she left
an indelible impression of beauty, love and strength. All the things
you mentioned, Hawthorne seemed to do so easily. Thanks for the
reminder. Molly Ennis 09.28.2010 |
| How
could ever forget you and your Dad coming to my photo shop in
Oregon City -- What a little Princess with her Dad ...Mr.Frank
!
You see I am a "PAPA" also and be assured you will live in your Daddy's
heart for ever, i thank your Dad for letting me know you when
you
were A cute Little Princess..........Now you fly with the "wind's
of the the heavens..........Praise ..".GOD" for
allowing us to touch lives. Shad Williames 09.28.2010 |
| Miss
you, Hawth. Watching the Blazers play hasn't been as fun since........ Your spirit lives on in so many ways. Jay Martin 09.28.2010 |
| I never got the chance to meet
you Hawth, but I will one of these days soon. Keep smiling and save me a place ... Steve Jumonville 09.28.2010 |
| On a day when 8 years ago a dear
friend passed, I would like to encourage you to love madly, do great
things, live kindly, be brave. Eric David Johnson 09.28.2010 |
| I've just looked through her
pages. She was very beautiful and very talented. Death usually sucks. .
. but especially so, in her case. Hugs. Bonnie Long 09.28.2010 |
| sweet
artist musician goofball smarty pants best friend.. i think of you
always. Gilly Ann Hanner 09.28.2010 |
| Thank
you for sharing with us your unforgettable and remarkable daughter
Hawthorne. She has to be smiling from Heaven seeing how many people
remember and miss her so much. Hugs, Ana 09.29.2010 |
| Hawthorne,
this is strange for me. I only knew you from Helen
Gordon.
I remember having the biggest childhood crush on you. I
remember
playing with you in that magical place of jungle gyms and art
supplies. I was only about 7 years old. But you
left a
lifelong impression. I remember missing you when I left, and
thinking about you well into my teen years. Sweet memories
from
life as a child. A few years ago I "Googled" you out of
curiosity
and came across your memorial page. Can't remember the last
time
I cried so hard - largely because your loss was so magnified by the
deep gap it left in so many people's lives, as evidenced by their
heartfelt stories. I
even reached out to your dad out of the blue who was kind enough to
reply back. Never did call him because it felt weird, but
just in
the off-chance you might read this, wanted to know someone never forgot
you. For
those of you who knew her much better than I did, sorry for your loss,
and sorry if I've intruded. Bye beautiful girl, from the little boy who never forgot you. Mark Crow 10.24.2010 |
| Webmaster's
Note: These links were sent to me, I thought that it was
interesting
that Hawthorne's art was for sale - on eBay no less. Both
items
seem to be gone as of 12.23.2010 |
| you
said a lovely thing about my painting once; when we were in Paul
Missal's class.. it was kinda funny and poignant at the same time. you
made me sorta nervous becuase you were pretty, and smart, when your
young its like that, anyway I never forgot what you said, and although
I never really got to know you, we talked a couple of times. I was a
classmate learning about art with you and everyone else there at that
time. You become connected with the memories. It stays with you. So there you are. lonnie kinser 05.24.2011 |
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