”After a few moments her breathing slowed and we fell asleep in each other’s arms.==============================================================At...breakfast Miss Stevens informed all the residents of Roger’s passing and there were many tears shed. While death in an assisted living facility is not uncommon it’s still difficult for the guests. Everyone ate in silence and I noticed that Melanie was not at breakfast. I asked Sherry if she had seen Melanie.She said, “She’s fine Mr. Swane. I went. “Oh no!” I thought to myself… “She’s going to cry! What have I done wrong now?” I wondered, my mind going at light speed. But I needn’t have worried as that trembling lip turned up into a big bright smile, even if her eyes were still watery and threatening to overflow. “Katie, would you mind if I left a few minutes early tonight?” Sarah asked her coworker, who it turned out was actually her boss. Who knew? Katie smiled and then winked at me before telling Sarah that it would be fine. Sarah. The traffic was light so I opened your little beauty up just to see what it would feel like."Lynne interrupted, saying "She didn't notice the police cruiser sitting in the median until I pointed it out." Yeah well, anyway," Ellen continued, "The speedometer had just passed through 130 and was still climbing when she pointed him out. Luckily his radar gun was broken but I think he probably figured we just might be going a tad over the speed limit. So when I glanced in the mirror and saw him. My sisters and I have all managed to have good, healthy relationships and we probably have our parents to thank for that. My dad truly was a great guy. Unfortunately, one not so great guy chose to get behind the wheel with a .25 BAC and took him away from us. I was twenty-three at the time and I was living with my girlfriend (now fiancé,), Sarah, in Los Angeles. Both of my sisters also live away from our hometown of Denver but, obviously, we all returned home for the service. We all.