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In the Epilogue, I try to sum up why everything happened the way that it did. Here is a portion of those observations. “The events that transpired between and around my brother and I over those last two years of his life is a story that could be best described as the result of a […]
I end Chapter 15, My Brother, A Dying Man, with this bittersweet commentary. “Now when I look back from the vantage point of hindsight, I can see this entire story laid out before me with all of its twists and turns, surprises, detours and dead ends. Yet, if I had it to do all over […]
This passage is from Chapter 15. At my brother’s funeral, I was gratified to see how many of his friends as well as his business and political colleagues came to pay their respects and say goodbye to him. I wrote and delivered at the funeral my brother’s eulogy. I talked about my brother’s many accomplishments […]
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This passage is from Chapter 15, My Brother, A Dying Man. “During that winter and spring of 1996, my brother’s care and our visits took on a pattern that became part of the routine of our daily lives. It wasn’t that we weren’t concerned by what was happening to him or did not care anymore. […]
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