Paying Respects

• July 11, 2021

Salutations,

I paid my respects to the pallbearers in Maple Hill Cemetery yesterday and I’m sorry if anyone felt I was being insensitive since I hadn’t already done so. However, I trust my instincts and timing on these things and my visit was appropriately timed and poignant. I concede I’ve had a few less than stellar moments because I am also human and this is deeply personal for me as well.

And, you might be interested in knowing. President Biden sent a perfectly timed (I mean to the T) if unofficial, honorary flyover. Ipso facto, a condolment for the compendious ring.

Sincerely,
Jim Casey
President Class of ’80

😐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
(C)2021 – Jim Casey

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