Historic Kenwood

Jill Smith's dad is dyeing of cancer. She is very stressed over this and I hope if anyone who reads this has any nice thoughts with in themselves they might share it with her Most knows where she lives corner of 4th and 23th ave north. Even if you might not be friendly with me please show your concern as if kenwood is like a family we should share the sorrow together..

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Sending out warm thoughts....

Hi, Pete:

I saw your other message just now, too, in another thread, in which you asked me specifically if I would spread the word about this, as ''you know a lot of people in the 'hood.'' Unfortunately, I'm not close with many people from the 'hood association anymore. It isn't like it used to be. There's a lot of new folks, which is wonderful and healthy for Kenwood, but I just haven't been as involved in the association as I used to be, and thus haven't had a chance to get to know them yet. And I'm not close with many in the ''old guard''. However, that said, I'm sure we all--old guard and new folks, and everyone in-between, join together in sending our neighbor Jill good thoughts during this tough time. She's one of the people I don't know at all, and I'm sure that's my loss, as it sounds like she has given a lot to the neighborhood. I hope that those who know her will let her know they are there for anything she might need during this time, including just support and a listening ear. Pete is right, that's the kind of neighborhood Kenwood has historically been and we want to continue to be. So, to all who know Jill: Circle the wagons around and let her know she's supported now. Peace out.