social notes from Tary's memorial by Connie Clark

Michael Eisenstadt michaele@ando.pair.com
Wed Oct 15 15:35:42 2003


Hi Mike,
Missed you last weekend.  Hope you are doing something fun.
Connie
 
from Kathy Doyle
"Fontaine, you are a fabulous, magnificant, gracious 
and efficient woman. You
and your children deserve much praise for all you 
contributed towards making
the memorial so wonderful. Despite the rain and 
ensuing problems, it truly
was a celebration of life  Without your coordinating  
and communicating
skills, the food might be still out in the rain.  
Thank you.

Also, thanks to the musicians and sound people; the 
music was great, the sound system clear and  static free.  
And the muscians were glad to let everyone particpate . 
I believe Mary Jayne Ford helped to  coordinate that.
The picture Russell Wheelock brought of a young Tary 
was great and so thughtful--that was about when I remember 
meeting him. And of course the program, (which I walked 
off without one of) which I believe Bauldauf printed was 
fine. Mary ann Wilson walked about collecting trash 
constantly.

<cc insert: Two guys were very helpful in directing 
vehicles into proper parking places, resulting in no 
blocked vehicles, and no-one stuck in the mud>
An amazing cooperative  event.

People I remember being there:
Fontaine, Walter, Gretchen and Maury
Lynn Howell
Joe Fish
Doug and Judy Brown
Jim Strong
Mary Ann Wilson
Frances Morey
Pepi Ploughman
Bob Simmons
Gerry Storm
Dian Donnell
Houston White
Charlie Pritchard
Marty and Russell Wheelock
Connie Clark and significant other
Clark Santos
Dana (of Rocky Erickson)
Another Erikson Brother
Jim Bauldauf
Minor Wilson
A Virginian from San Antonio
Tom who had something to do with recording
A Carolyn who had a great voice
Jim Barry
Franklin Steiner and Amy <Steinle>
Mary Jayne Ford and Bob
Jo Ben Clark
Smokey
James Wagner the keyboard player
Leo the sound man
John Clay
Madeline Villatoro
Jack McClellan
Tim Owens
Bruce Owens
Megan Owens"

<cc insert: Add Ben Owens, Wali Stopher, Bill Smith, 
Marguerite Ponder.  Conspicuously missing were Moriarty, 
Jack Jackson, I think.>