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Thanks Silverlady,

This brings real sadness to my heart. I thought she had beat whatever was ailing her and am surprised to hear she passed. She will be dearly missed and I know others like myself who will cry when they hear this very sad news. I hope we can continue to offer the good will that she offered so openly to everyone, along with great advise. I loved her and will miss her.

Love always,
Elizabeth

Our sorority will miss this lady!!! SL and I have been most fortunate to have personally met several of our sisters here from California, Colorado, Florida, Maryland, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Washington, West Virginia, and here in the Commonwealth, and all are lovely people. I can assure you that if you have to opportunity to personally meet anyone from this forum in person, do it, you won't be disappointed.

Sally was and is one of my favorites! I never had the opportunity to personally meet Sally, but we had numerous PM's and her responses and insight both on this forum and in the PM's sure made parts of my life a lot more tolerable. There are a lot of new sisters who have joined and did not have the opportunity to converse with her. She was an amazing lady!

Some may take this forum lightly and that is fine, we can't be all things to all people, but we try! However, when events such as this come upon us and we reflect on how we were influenced by someone this "Island in the Stream" seems to take on an even more personal meaning to us.

Thanks for sharing with us Sally! Your love, insight and wisdom will be missed! Peace to you my friend!!!

Love,

Virginia

So sad.

Rest in Peace, Sally.

Thank you for posting this, SilverLady, as I did not have the time last night to do anything with the news. I first ran into Sally on the "other" forum that was a forerunner to this one, and she was a voice of sanity over there, where things often got crazy.

I was very sorry to hear this, but had been expecting it. My last letter from Sally had let me know that this was a strong possibility. I will miss her presence on here.

My thoughts and prayers go to Sally's family. Sally was a ground breaker in that she lead life the way that it worked for her and her family and did not stick to society's rules of what male and female was. I have and always will look up to her a lot. She did not know it but she one of several people that helped me with my self acceptance. I read many of her posts several times just to absorb what she wrote.

Rest in peace my friend,

So sad to hear that news. I always enjoyed reading her eloquent posts and wonderful words of wisdom.

We'll all miss her.

Stephanie

Thanks again, SL.
As I sit here thinking, that silly ole lump starts to fill my throat again. I'll try to keep it in check for the moment. Not to be macho, but it's easier to see what I'm typing with fewer tears in my eyes.

I think what I loved most about Sally was her sense of humor. Reading some of her jokes almost felt like she was sitting next to me and we were just laughing our butts off telling stories.

I will miss her for a very long time.

Since joining this forum, I've made some really good friendships. I've even met some of you in person. That's a real good feeling. What started out as a place to get answers has turned into more of a family setting.

...and I just lost my "Aunt" Sally.

I'll try to keep in contact with Kath.
I need a tissue, hugs for now.
K

Although I haven't posted here for a considerable time I do pop in every once in awhile to keep informed and this news about Sally was so unexpected that I feel I may be sick to my stomach. Sally was truly one of the genuine, good people and I always enjoyed reading and rereading her wise words of wisdom. IMHO the world is a poorer place without you Sally, may you rest in peace.

I am shocked! I had no idea! See you on the flip-side Sally!!!!!





Hugs

Danielle Marie

I have only just now learned of Sally's passing.

My heart is saddened.


Jan