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Re: Weekend Open House

Bread, Timber and I have arrived. We heard of Mary Ann long before we met her. We enjoyed her antics with the Duck Crew long before we were sure what a Duck Crew was. I was honored that she asked me . . .ME (?). . . about activities in Fairbanks for her clients that were coming up on a cruise tour. She made me feel special before we were graced with her presence in San Francisco. By the time we arrived, we felt as if we had all known each other for several years. She was just as at home sitting down to chat with others in a sweat suit as being dressed to the nines for a formal evening.

Class, pure and simple. But in NO WAY boorish or a snob! Actually quite the opposite! Who else but Mary Ann could revel in the joy her simple presence brought to others. One of my favorite photos taken of Mary Ann was during sailaway on the Sea Quack . . . .er . . . um Sea Princess . . . [ATTACH]1296[/ATTACH] Oh the fun that was had . . . .

There are far too few people in this world that has touched us as Mary Ann has.

For you Dear, Sweet, Mary Ann, we raise our flutes of Asti in a toast to your honor. We have been blessed to have known and loved you. . . . .

<blockquote data-quote="Tobyn" data-source="post: 1567708" data-attributes="member: 1394">Re: Weekend Open HouseBread, Timber and I have arrived.&nbsp; We heard of Mary Ann long before we met her. We enjoyed her antics with the Duck Crew long before we were sure what a Duck Crew was.&nbsp; I was honored that she asked me . . .ME (?). . .&nbsp; about activities in Fairbanks for her clients that were coming up on a cruise tour.&nbsp; She made me feel special before we were graced with her presence in San Francisco.&nbsp; By the time we arrived, we felt as if we had all known each other for several years. She was just as at home sitting down to chat with others in a sweat suit as being dressed to the nines for a formal evening.&nbsp; Class, pure and simple.&nbsp; But in NO WAY boorish or a snob!&nbsp; Actually quite the opposite!&nbsp; Who else but Mary Ann could revel in the joy her simple presence brought to others.&nbsp; One of my favorite photos taken of Mary Ann was during sailaway on the Sea Quack&nbsp; . . . .er . . . um Sea Princess . . . [ATTACH]1296[/ATTACH]&nbsp; Oh the fun that was had . . . .There are far too few people in this world that has touched us as Mary Ann has.For you Dear, Sweet, Mary Ann, we raise our flutes of Asti in a toast to your honor.&nbsp; We have been blessed to have known and loved you. . . . . </blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tobyn, post: 1567708, member: 1394"] [b]Re: Weekend Open House[/b] [COLOR=#0000cd][B]Bread, Timber and I have arrived. We heard of Mary Ann long before we met her. We enjoyed her antics with the Duck Crew long before we were sure what a Duck Crew was. I was honored that she asked me . . .ME (?). . . about activities in Fairbanks for her clients that were coming up on a cruise tour. She made me feel special before we were graced with her presence in San Francisco. By the time we arrived, we felt as if we had all known each other for several years. She was just as at home sitting down to chat with others in a sweat suit as being dressed to the nines for a formal evening. Class, pure and simple. But in NO WAY boorish or a snob! Actually quite the opposite! Who else but Mary Ann could revel in the joy her simple presence brought to others. One of my favorite photos taken of Mary Ann was during sailaway on the Sea Quack . . . .er . . . um Sea Princess . . . [ATTACH]1296.vB[/ATTACH] Oh the fun that was had . . . . There are far too few people in this world that has touched us as Mary Ann has. For you Dear, Sweet, Mary Ann, we raise our flutes of Asti in a toast to your honor. We have been blessed to have known and loved you. . . . . [/B][/COLOR] [/QUOTE]