Help Gfell’s friends preserve memories
Friends of Brother Kevin Gfell are building a scrapbook of pictures and stories about him. Friends can e-mail their stories to: remembergfell@gmail.com.
Photos should be sent to: remembergfell.photos@picasaweb.com if you have a gmail account. If the pictures are coming from somewhere else, send them to the remembergfell@gmail.com account.
Brother Andy Stone also has made the online photo album publicly viewable. It is available here.
For those who don’t already know, comments and memories can be posted here or at any of the posts below. Some that I have read are really wonderful.
Note: Gfell’s obituary is now on the Fort Wayne Newspapers Web site, which handles the Journal Gazette and News-Sentinel. It also has a guest book feature, which you may sign.
Another note: For those of you coming to Fort Wayne from Indianapolis or other areas, please be careful if you are driving. Northeast Indiana is expecting blizzard conditions Wednesday and wind chills as low as -15 degrees, snow Thursday and very cold temperatures Friday. The latest forecast is here.
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I have struggled with whether to write a comment and, if I did, what I should say. Part of me feels that I do not have the right. I have read all of the comments and there is one common denominator that cannot be missed; Kevin was a man who reached for a friend and held them close when they were falling, stood strong so they had someone to lean on when they were weak, and was the first to celebrate with a friend when great things came his or her way.
While recenlty we were not close, we have a past that will never be forgotten. I will forever be indebted to his friendship and unconditional love.
I will always remember the last thing Kevin said to me. At the time, I had no response. Kevin, if you can read these comments, hear our thoughts, or know our hearts, this is my response: “Kevin, you were right. I do.”