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About my Loss:
I had dated Cory before I went in the Navy in 1981. I broke up with her due to some bad advice and an ultimatum a previous girlfriend gave me. It all amounted to jealousy getting the best of me. The breakup was awful and stretched out over a month. A year later I was waiting for my bride to walk down the aisle though my mind was on Cory. That marriage didn't last long. 22 years went by and I never stopped loving or thinking of Cory. No matter where I was in the world or who I was with she was always in my thoughts. I had looked for Cory every time I visited my parents on leave but of course at that time there was no internet and I never found her. I assumed Cory had married, moved away, was living happily ever after and never expected to have a chance to see her again. After I retired from the Navy a job near my hometown brought me back and I was married a few years later. 6 months went by and a visiting old friend mentioned Cory. Evidently she had been here the whole time. I found her on Facebook and she had married a mutual friend 7 years prior and had children. I tried to friend her but she never accepted. I tried once or twice more hoping a new friend notice would work but again, she didn't accept. She may not have ever seen it as she wasn't very active on her page. So I let it go and was content to know she was near and that someday we would probably run into each other as it was a small town and we knew a lot of the same people. Years went by and it occurred to me how awful it would be for Cory or me to pass away without ever having spoken again so I planned to just got to her house and say what I had to say. About this same time my father was dying, he passed then my mother got terminally ill and needed care, Covid came and things were kind of a mess. While visiting my mother in the hospital the day after Christmas 2 years ago a friend messaged me and said that earlier in the week Cory had lain down for a nap and never woke up. The worst possible outcome happened and here I am, still grieving for Cory.

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At 4:49pm on August 11, 2023, Stella Abudheir said…

Good Day,

How is everything with you, I picked interest on you after going through your short profile and deemed it necessary to write you immediately. I have something very vital to disclose to you, but I found it difficult to express myself here, since it's a public site.Could you please get back to me on:(mrsstellaabudheir@gmail.com ) for the full details.

Have a nice day

Thanks God bless.

Stella.

 
 
 

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