Millie'sMayhem

                                  This is my Tribute to and in honour of                               

                                               Mr Ulf Ramm Ericson                                

Dear Ulf,

You never knew me.  I have come to learn of you through the tragedy of September 11th, 2001. 

Here is my tribute to you Mr Ericson;

From what I have come to learn about you, is that you were a very caring, quiet, modest and intelligent man - you had a youthfulness about you and much courage to do the things you did. You were an adventurer and loved to see the world, you had a well – expressed voice when it came to your writing and photographs.

Your sense of humour comes across in the written words of you Daughter, Catherine – she shared the story of your snoring and how you pretended to be amazed when she could hear it two rooms away! 

I want to honour you and I have so much admiration for the love you had for your family and the life you led. You were married for 48 years!  That says so much. How much you and your family loved one another.

The day you died, the circumstances of your death was indeed tragic – and although you were only 79 years young, you still had that youthfulness to carry on, to continue your work, to walk alongside your family and to share in all that you had.

You are sorely missed by your family, and you will be missed amongst so many that died that day.

                                                 May God keep you safe until you & your

                                                                family meet again.

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• #2 Comment from jeanno43 
  11/09/06 12:38 | Permalink

  Ah how sad, to get to that age and lose your life like that.  What a beautiful tribute, his family would be so very proud.  I have also posted a tribute under the 2996 project.
  http://journals.aol.co.uk/jeanno43/JeannettesJottings/
  
• #1 Comment from siennastarr 
  07/09/06 01:25 | Permalink

  Oh Millie..this made me cry.  What a beautiful entry.  I hope the family of this lovely man comes and reads your heartfelt tribute to him.
  
  I loved the poem also..
  
  Hugs sweet Millie..
  Jackie
  http://journals.aol.com/siennastarr/Hopefloats/