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Michael Callahan
In Memory of
Michael
Callahan
2011
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Condolence From: Molly Callahan
Condolence: I doubt I could pick a favorite moment with my dad. There are, truthfully, many. Maybe my favorite is hiking up to the top of the mountain he always climbed for the first time. Looking out at the view with him by my side and the dogs prancing around us like it was their first time, too, though I know it wasn't. Or maybe it was a vague memory I have of years ago. Lying on my parents bedroom floor when I was five and he taught me the Lord's Prayer, saying that it was not a bunch of words to rush through with haste. It was poetry. It was something that with each word you said, you ponder and mull over what you have said. It is just like life. Something to think about and something to remember. Something to cherish and love, just as we all should with all we lose and say good bye to for the time being.
Tuesday November 07, 2028
Condolence From: Wiles Remembrance Center and staff
Condolence: Wiles Remembrance Center and staff made a contribution of $65 to help preserve this legacy online.
Thursday November 05, 2015
Condolence From: Molly Callahan
Condolence: I doubt I could pick a favorite moment with my dad. There are, truthfully, many. Maybe my favorite is hiking up to the top of the mountain he always climbed for the first time. Looking out at the view with him by my side and the dogs prancing around us like it was their first time, too, though I know it wasn't. Or maybe it was a vague memory I have of years ago. Lying on my parents bedroom floor when I was five and he taught me the Lord's Prayer, saying that it was not a bunch of words to rush through with haste. It was poetry. It was something that with each word you said, you ponder and mull over what you have said. It is just like life. Something to think about and something to remember. Something to cherish and love, just as we all should with all we lose and say good bye to for the time being.
Thursday July 28, 2011
Condolence From: Wiles Remembrance Center and staff
Condolence: Wiles Remembrance Center and staff made a contribution of $65 to help preserve this legacy online.
Sunday May 15, 2011
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