Tuesday, July 28, 2009
To The Silverman Family, When I saw this beautiful picture of your Mom, your Wife, I was happy. It was always the way I remembered Mrs. Silverman - a vibrant, elegant, and gracious woman. She was always very thoughtful and personal in every way to me whether I was five years old or forty. And her smile was always so lovely and captivating; she was truly a beautiful woman both inside and out. I cannot physically be in Connecticut to offer my support but my heart is with all of you, Lynn, Mr. Silverman, Karen,Debbie,Roy and David and all of the family members. It is a sad time,yet your Mom, your Wife is now peaceful. Your strength to bear this sadness lies in the truth that she will always remain a part of who you are, what you do, what you say, how you think, and how you lead the rest of your life. How lucky to have had such a unique woman to call Mom, to call your Wife. So, as my friend, Lynn told me several years ago in so many words, something good comes out of something not so pleasant. Her passing is not pleasant. Yet the strong values, ethics, and character she leaves in you are uncompromising. They are everlasing gifts to be nourished and cherished. Love, Linda and Mom Eleanor
