People We Have Lost To Aids

There were many I knew of and many I did not. So very sad, so many talented people.

One of my bosses died of Aids and when I lived in the SF area I often did the sponsored Aids Walk to raise money in his memory.

 
Oh gee Cat! That must have been really tough. Such a horrible disease. My boss was just the sweetest little old guy and was known as Mr Santa Claus in the town where I worked. I remember watching him wither away. Left a lasting impact on me and I can't imagine if he'd been my dad!

 
Oh gee Cat! That must have been really tough. Such a horrible disease. My boss was just the sweetest little old guy and was known as Mr Santa Claus in the town where I worked. I remember watching him wither away. Left a lasting impact on me and I can't imagine if he'd been my dad!

 
I've lost two close relatives to AIDS. First my grandpa in 1993. He was my favorite person in the world and it was horrifying but thankfully pretty quick. And then my uncle, his son, in 1996. It's such an evil disease. I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy.

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beachgirlie90 said:
I've lost two close relatives to AIDS. First my grandpa in 1993. He was my favorite person in the world and it was horrifying but thankfully pretty quick. And then my uncle, his son, in 1996. It's such an evil disease. I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Very sorry to hear that Beachiegirl. When I lived in SF, I used to do the Aids walk every year and try and raise a little $. It was heartwarming to see the thousands that turned out each year. It was a great event.

 
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