Mary, I'm republishing this post on United Methodist Insight, along with a clip of Bars 45 to 49 of Mozart's Sonata No. 8 and pictures of Mozart at age 22 and Richard in his Duke sweatshirt. Whenever I read one of these posthumous posts of Richard's writing, I realize how much I miss him and the elevated discourse we shared. Thank you for keeping his word alive.
Thank you so much for sharing. Really gave me pause to just stop and think about myself and life in a positive way. Oh how we miss Richard on this earth. He is definitely here in spirit because of you. Thanks Again 💕
Hi Mary, glad you posted this! I don't know if you saw it, but I posted this piece about Richard and wanted to share it with you. Any thoughts on trees and Richard, much appreciated. All the best, Mike
Mary, thank you for sharing this post. It made an impact on me today. We have both been through a very tough time these last several months. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Knowing Richard was and continues to be a blessing.
Mary: Richard was so gifted but even more - such a gift to all who have ears to hear, and hearts open to grace. Thank you for sharing his writing. His words continue to bless and challenge us
Oh, Mary, thank you so much for posting Richard's thoughts about God, Mozart and us, just people, simply living our lives. I remember one moment of Mozart 40th Symphony, which is poignantly excruciating, as Richard's feeling about God, Mozart and life.
"Amadeus"" is still one of my favourite movies and I love that you both loved his music. My youngest brother is a musician; a classical musician and a church organist. He also sings! He has always credited me for getting him on the road to his career. I merely was a subscriber to a Classical record company that mailed out the greats to whomever paid the price. I loved the classical record collections and he loved them too. I haven't got a bit of musical talent and I've tried! God has given me an ear for beautiful and varied music and I am grateful to be a listener. Thanks for sharing this and God bless! I hope your life continually becomes brighter. Richard was a blessing to us here on Substack. I'm sure he now watches over you and all of your family. Much love!
Thanks so much for sharing this, Mary. Richard had so much insight. I know you miss him very much. This is a wonderful way to keep him alive in your heart and the hearts of others.
Mary, I'm republishing this post on United Methodist Insight, along with a clip of Bars 45 to 49 of Mozart's Sonata No. 8 and pictures of Mozart at age 22 and Richard in his Duke sweatshirt. Whenever I read one of these posthumous posts of Richard's writing, I realize how much I miss him and the elevated discourse we shared. Thank you for keeping his word alive.
Thank you so much for sharing. Really gave me pause to just stop and think about myself and life in a positive way. Oh how we miss Richard on this earth. He is definitely here in spirit because of you. Thanks Again 💕
Hi Mary, glad you posted this! I don't know if you saw it, but I posted this piece about Richard and wanted to share it with you. Any thoughts on trees and Richard, much appreciated. All the best, Mike
https://michaelced.substack.com/p/tree-by-bryant?r=39oh&utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web
Mary, thank you for sharing this post. It made an impact on me today. We have both been through a very tough time these last several months. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Knowing Richard was and continues to be a blessing.
Thank you for sharing 💙
So good ! No editing needed! We all miss you Richard. Thanks so much for sharing.
Thank you Mary.
Mary: Richard was so gifted but even more - such a gift to all who have ears to hear, and hearts open to grace. Thank you for sharing his writing. His words continue to bless and challenge us
This touched me, thank you Mary ❤️
Oh, Mary, thank you so much for posting Richard's thoughts about God, Mozart and us, just people, simply living our lives. I remember one moment of Mozart 40th Symphony, which is poignantly excruciating, as Richard's feeling about God, Mozart and life.
Sending love, Mary. Thank you for continuing to share his gift with us.
Thank you for sharing this! How nice to hear Richard's voice once more.
"Amadeus"" is still one of my favourite movies and I love that you both loved his music. My youngest brother is a musician; a classical musician and a church organist. He also sings! He has always credited me for getting him on the road to his career. I merely was a subscriber to a Classical record company that mailed out the greats to whomever paid the price. I loved the classical record collections and he loved them too. I haven't got a bit of musical talent and I've tried! God has given me an ear for beautiful and varied music and I am grateful to be a listener. Thanks for sharing this and God bless! I hope your life continually becomes brighter. Richard was a blessing to us here on Substack. I'm sure he now watches over you and all of your family. Much love!
Thanks so much for sharing this, Mary. Richard had so much insight. I know you miss him very much. This is a wonderful way to keep him alive in your heart and the hearts of others.
Take good care…Patty 🙏❤️