For the time being we are fashioning an obituary that will do Michele's legacy justice. She was a woman of so many talents and abilities that an obituary seems almost too confining. I think art as close as we can render it more closely sums up her rich life. If there are any words that sum up her short life, it would probably be these. 'The flame that burns twice as bright, burns half as long.' As we are building Michele's obituary, I'll provide a crude poem that I (Larry, Michele's husband) wrote for her to deal with my grief. A world of love with you in the center And we'll meet We'll meet We'll meet for ever and ever Over and over and over In this world and the next And we'll love and love and love under the angel lights above I will never be alone like a cold river stone Because you'll be there Your smiling blue eyes and flowing red hair You are a child of eternity now of worldly care, free But if you decide to look You might see me. I'll be joining you soon enough And that you know We were meant to be together in eternity's flow.