Saturday, November 18, 2017
Denny,
I am saddened to read about Jonathan's death. I still see him as t his little boy that could converse as an adult. I remember the night I stopped by your house after doing a Santa job somewhere to surprise him. I went in his room and the first thing He said was "Wheres your belt"? He told me what he wanted for Christmas and I said I had to go. I was almost out of the house and Susie came out and said that He said that was just Ted. But He played along. Another found memory is when my mother passed Jonathan and Susie came over to help clean the house. I got home from take care of some issues and Jonathan was running the dust buster on the stairs. I thanked him for helping and He said If I would have known there was going to be this much work I would have stayed home". not that he had that choice. Another fond memory is that when he had been taking violin I asked him how it was going. He replied "I'm not doing that anymore there is no money in it."
Denny I am very sorry for your loss.
Sincerely
Ted Mittelstadt.
