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“I’m getting married this summer.”
My first reaction had been to
laugh like everyone else when my great aunt Gertrude made her announcement. The
happiness in her faded eyes stopped me. For as long as I could remember my
father’s aunt had been old and I always liked her. She was kind to me and I
often wondered why she hadn’t married as she loved children. I don’t know if I’d
heard the older relatives talking once or if I’d let my imagination run away
with me but I’d convinced myself her true love had tragically died in the war
and she had never gotten over him. It came as a surprise when I discovered her long
ago lover had never died. The reason she never married was because her fiancé hadn’t
been good enough for her father. So this kind and loving woman had let her
chance for a happy family pass her by.
I found her dementia heart breaking
not amusing so over the next few weeks I spent as much time as I could with
Aunt Trudie learning all I could about her long lost love. In her lucid moments
she shared all the details with me.