Oh Hines—you betcha—wouldn’t have any other way for my life to come. You amaze me, lady. :-)

To Frank and all the others on WOW, We have read many of Frank’s writings - his words written so openly - and so most of us know that his true and forever love in life met with an untimely death at what we say “too young an age”. We grieve for him. Some of us have known our own griefs and understand that with that death a piece of the heart has gone with it, never to be replaced. But it also tells us that we too should do what Frank has done. For from his words, we get the feeling that he more than made each moment of private world count, count in the small ways - the best ways - by speaking the words of love, and doing the things that bring that love in close and personal and — as he says - unbelievable, doing it every day. None of us know what tomorrow will bring. We do have today, and if we haven’t started following Frank’s example, it is not too late to begin. As Frank might say, and Sinatra sang: Regrets, I have a few, but then, too few to mention. He put a whole lifetime into moments to be remembered always with this woman who was his true love. No, I think he would not say he has regrets. And no, I don’t think he would change his life. He knows as another song lyrics related: I had it all. I am not too sure how many of us can say this. And I am not sure that I have voiced my own thinking in words you can fully take in, think about, and perhaps do something to make your own personal lives better - today. But I think that Frank would echo me in saying: TRY. WE MAY ONLY HAVE TODAY. To Frank, hold those memories dear — for your words have told us that you were a fortunate man - and you did have it all. Treasure it, and consider yourself a lucky man.