SHARON

Dear Mike and Carol.
Thank you very much for this email. I also often think of Sharon and miss her very much.
It is difficult for people who have not gone through a loss like this to understand how we feel.
I love you guys.
Dad
 Dear Dad,

This is very sweet.  We think of Sharon all the time, talk fondly of her always. 
 Carol still has a scarf, some sunglasses, and a pair of gloves that belonged to her,
and when she wears them, she'll often ask me if I know who they belonged to, and I'll reply with a smile.

Love Mike

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