Re: [cobirds] Candace, Tragic Lost

Well, I also agree with everything Scott and Tina said. What a tragic, senseless loss of a person who added so much to our community.
According to Debbie at the Wild Bird Rehab Center, there are no plans for a funeral at Candace's request but there are ideas to have a birding walk around Chatfield in her honor. Deb Carstensen, Littleton

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From: Tina Jones <tjcalliope@hotmail.com>
To: Tina Jones <cobirds@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Wed, Aug 1, 2012 11:51 pm
Subject: [cobirds] Candace, Tragic Lost

I second what Scott said. Everytime I went into the Wild Bird Center, I always felt like a million dollars after talking to Candace. She was so caring about birds, wildlife, and people. She was so, so, nice and giving. Her heart was one of Love and Caring and she made you feel important. I am a better person for knowing Candace. I will always remember her laugh. We have lost a compasionate, caring, loving, person, one who taught all who knew her, these lovely characteristics. This is a giant loss for those who knew her and for the birding world.
 
Tina Jones

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