I remember Cammi for her love of small rodents, esp. white mice, as well as my first husband's second wife and stepmom to Heather Ann. Rest in peace, Cammi. I am sorry about your failing health and thanks for being there for Heather Ann and her dad when I couldn't make the grade, so to speak.
Cammi was a true, loyal friend and the sister I always wanted. A relationship with a foundation of gentleness and respect. She was always there when I needed her most. I valued her insights and sound perspective. She had a leaning towards seeing my better self and believed in me, especially when I didn't or couldn't. A priceless treasured rapport that nurtured my well being and character.
No words to express my gratitude of you. You are profoundly in my heart and being.
We are glad we shared time with you, Cammi. There was just not enough of it. May your spirit rest in peace, contentment and joy.
Thinking of you on Feb.2 - we almost had a new birth on your birthday but looks like grandson #2 will arrive on Feb.3 instead. We know you would love the fact that a new life is entering our world at this special time. Love, Heather Ann
It's a special time of year when we remember you, your smile, your gratitude and appreciation of others. Ground Hog Day will always be a special day of remembrance of you.
February is full of happy memories, more than ever! Dylan on the 3rd, colleagues on the 6th & 7th, Khiem and my new man on the 10th, my landlady's on the 14th. The 7th was the day you passed on but I know you were ready and you became free on that day. I think of you and all good things this month. Love and gratitude!
Thinking of you often but especially in February. I am in Ireland right now and learned that we are in the age of Aquarius which I'm certain you would appreciate. You'd also appreciate knowing that the love of my life is also an Aquarius and we're learning to allow each other to be strong and grow together. With love and appreciation. Cheers to you Cammi.. now and always.
Ms Siersma was my first German teacher at Chugiak High School. She was also the girls gymnastics coach. Her inspiration and far-reaching influence effected my nephew's choice as a Fullbright Scholar to teach in Germany, ski and climb in the Alps in his spare time, and return to the USA as writer and teacher. Dear Cammi. RIP
