Comments on: New letter & update from Gramma Carol

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By: Janice Wright

Janice Wright — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 13:48:52 +0000

Dear Carol and Family,

I keep sobbing as I read your website this morning for the first time. The tears are a mix of grief and awe. Hearing so many words of true caring, the outpouring of LOVE, the Blessings being wished and the kind deeds given has touched my heart as I know it has yours.

PURE HEALING LIGHT AND LOVE TO ALL OF YOU.
With all the Love in my heart,

Janice Wright, Carol’s cousin, and Russell Mitchell, my husband

By: mindy iris

mindy iris — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 00:49:07 +0000

Dear Carol, Jason and family,

Frank and I have held you and your family in our thoughts and prayers from the beginning. There was a sense of not knowing how to reach out due to the enormity of the tragedy and the years that have transpired since our last contact. We had hoped that our paths would cross in the neighborhood and under lighter circumstances.

I have been reading about you all and the progress of the children and just read that you are home with Amada. While I have not knitted in many, many years, I just called my 90 year old knitting friend with whom I will be guided to make a number of the 12 inch squares for the blankets for Noah, Dante and Amada. Besides getting that to you sometime next week I am also wondering if a casserole or homemade soup or shopping for groceries or any other support we could offer. Please let me know.

Also contacting Southwest Center for Independence , ph # 259-1672 here in Durango (I worked there in the later 1990’s and did grad work there) may direct you to financial support for adaptive equipment. Vocational Rehab may be a stretch (247-3161) but its our tax dollars and they may have something, as well.

Thank you for holding such a bright light as an example to us all.
We send love,
Mindy Iris and Frank Leuthold

By: Jennifer Diethrich

Jennifer Diethrich — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 18:21:00 +0000

Thank you so much for the updates. We think about Jason and the kids (and the whole family) everyday and pray for their recovery. It is wonderful to hear about thier progress. All our love, Jennifer, Pete, Bryce (friend from FMS and soccer) and Logan Diethrich

By: Renee, Russ, Lynn & Mary Lou Patten

Renee, Russ, Lynn & Mary Lou Patten — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 04:54:10 +0000

Carol- we have been reading updates from blackberries daily on our travels (my extended family now checks daily as well) and appreciate having the site to check in with and let you know we are holding you all close to our hearts and that we pray for you throughout the day. Your family is the first thing I think of each morning. Please give our love to each one. With concern, care and love, Renee and Russ

By: Mindi

Mindi — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 01:36:43 +0000

And, it really means a lot to us that you still have the strength to keep us updated on all the great progress. I do not know you, the children, Jason, any of the other family and did not have the priviledge of knowing Cassandra, but the stories I have read have really touched my heart. I will continue to pray for the children, for a full and speedy recovery, as well as strength for the rest of you.
Mindi Kondrat