Letter from Barbara Melton
Posted: Wed Mar 16, 2011 10:54 am
Hello Michele,
I hope you get to see this email. I finished reading your wonderful book about your father on Saturday – I had to finish it before I went shopping with my daughter. You have put together a most beautiful tribute any daughter could do for her father. It took me a while (since Christmas) to read it because of all the many details to soak up. In the end, I was reading it slower because I didn’t want to finish it. Oh and the tears at the end – well, and the beginning too! I won’t be able to hear “Softly†without a tear now.
My mother took me to see Born Free many years ago and not only did I sob because of Elsa but I remember even then, Matt’s voice made me cry all the more. My mother ended up hissing at me “if you don’t stop, I won’t bring you to the cinema againâ€!! I still can’t watch that film.
Whilst I am at work, I have just heard the song Walk Away on the radio. Everything stopped for a few minutes.
Thank you for giving me such pleasure in reading a book. It will be treasured for the future.
Best wishes
Barbara Melton
I hope you get to see this email. I finished reading your wonderful book about your father on Saturday – I had to finish it before I went shopping with my daughter. You have put together a most beautiful tribute any daughter could do for her father. It took me a while (since Christmas) to read it because of all the many details to soak up. In the end, I was reading it slower because I didn’t want to finish it. Oh and the tears at the end – well, and the beginning too! I won’t be able to hear “Softly†without a tear now.
My mother took me to see Born Free many years ago and not only did I sob because of Elsa but I remember even then, Matt’s voice made me cry all the more. My mother ended up hissing at me “if you don’t stop, I won’t bring you to the cinema againâ€!! I still can’t watch that film.
Whilst I am at work, I have just heard the song Walk Away on the radio. Everything stopped for a few minutes.
Thank you for giving me such pleasure in reading a book. It will be treasured for the future.
Best wishes
Barbara Melton