Your beautiful book, My Living Legacy, was waiting in the mail for us to pick up at the Post Office this morning. We arrived back home late yesterday from our trip to the Manitoulin Island. I just finished going through it (with care) and all I can think to say is: WOW! Your inspired thought for this work is beautifully expressed in its execution. The careful thought that went into it, the excellent research that you undertook, and the admirable writing (I liked the quotes) all add up to a book that I think will be a valuable tool for all thoughtful people to use as we come face-to-face with making those inevitable (and practical) decisions concerning end-of-life matters. As for a statement concerning legacy? I’m not so sure. For myself, I like the thought expressed by Matshona Dhliwayo, (Canadian philosopher born in Zimbabwe): “ Let your work speak for itself: If poor, it will remain silent. If average, it will whisper. If good, it will talk. If great, it will shout. If genius – it will sing”. I congratulate you on a work well done. It sings!