Margaret Whitmore
He apologized for the times he had let work keep him away from home.
He wrote about Daniel and his hope that our son would grow into a kind, independent man.
Then he wrote something that felt as though he were speaking directly to the woman I had become: “You have given so much of yourself to us.
Promise me that when I’m gone, you won’t confuse being loved with being needed.
Take the trip.
Buy the flowers.