Saturday, March 28, 2020
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Dawn, you may not even remember me, but I am Margaret Milanovich. We were buds in third grade at Lindbergh Elementary before you moved to Jamestown. I remember that we were building a project (a fort I think) for social studies class and it was due the next day. I still can remember your mom . . . pretty, smiling, sweet, and so friendly. We were running out of time and the project was due the next day. Miraculously, your mom called my mom and was able to talk her into letting me spend the night for us to finish the project. My mother, a teacher herself, was very strict and I couldn't believe that your mom had convinced her to let me stay. If you recall, one time my parents drove me to Jamestown to see you after you moved. I don't know how we lost track of each other, but for the past fifteen years or so, I have attempted to locate you. I googled your name last night and there was your beloved mom's obituary. I am so very sorry to hear that she just passed earlier this month. Even in her picture, I can see that the warmth she exuded never left her. If you had not put this obituary online, I may have never found you to tell you this. If you don't remember me, that is okay. What IS important now is for you to know that your mother's warmth was so strong that it has stuck with me for over half a century. I recall thinking that you had the exact same qualities as your mom. If you remember me and want to touch base, I can be reached at 817-917-7907. I know you are going through a lot right now, so I don't expect an immediate response. Take care, and MAY YOUR DEAR MOTHER'S MEMORY BE ETERNAL!
