Steve Grant
| Residing In: | Bethesda, MD USA |
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| Spouse/Partner: | Sharon Sforzini Grant |
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| Occupation: | independent scholar; retired US State Department |
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| Children: | Elliot, born 1970; died 12/24/2017 (Obituary in Knights' Forum) |
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Posted on: Jun 19, 2018 at 9:14 PM
Congrats on your recent move, Pam. Sounds like an ideal place for you and Ruth.
I never realized before, but in glancing at your profile I see that you and Sharon were born just one day apart! You barely missed sharing Beethoven's birthday . . .
Cheers, Steve
Belated happy birthday. This day this year was unique: a birthday, Valentines Day and Ash Wednesday! a real 3-for-3!
Posted on: Feb 14, 2018 at 4:05 PM
To all my wonderful classmates who've posted warm wishes for me today -- and for any who might do so after this posting -- I feel blessed for all the love and kind wishes you've sent this way. Like Antaeus touching the earth, I gain strength every time I return to our website and the embrace of those I've known for over five decades. Love to you all.
Posted on: Feb 14, 2018 at 1:33 AM
Looks like we've survived another year, compadre. Not a very good one for me (and Sharon), so I hope yours was much better. Let's celebrate our shared special day!
Thank you for a lovely remembrance, Barbara.
It's been a very sad holiday season for too many of us.
Francie was a favorite of mine -- always full of fun, life, and playfulness. Wish she'd been able to make it to the 50th; I was looking forward to seeing her after all those years. But I had the great pleasure of speaking with her at length on the phone at that time. We renewed our friendship and that is a good memory for me.
She bore her final illness with grace and dignity. That is another very good memory for all of us.
Steve
Posted on: Dec 28, 2017 at 4:08 PM
To all those who have offered kind thoughts and condolences, a million thanks from Sharon and me. Many of you have suffered similar losses, I know, and have borne this terrible burden far longer than we have. I return all your sympathy and wish us all the strength to persevere and the hope of better days.
Sylvia, you've done a fantastic job keeping us all informed about the threats and dangers coming from all the fires -- and about the safety of all our classmates. Just wanted to add one more hearty "Thanks!" to the long list you've already received. You're the best!! Cheers, Steve
Belated birthday wishes, Janet. Love reading about your incredibly full, peripatetic life! Sounds like you've been blessed. Cheers, Steve
Dear Ginni squared and Sue, Thanks so much for your greetings and kind thoughts. Much appreciated. And you're so right about the preciousness of the time we're given here, Ginni S. Hope we all can enjoy many more years of health and happiness with family and friends. Cheers and hugs
Posted on: Feb 14, 2017 at 10:07 PM
Thanks to all those below -- Eric, Carla, Liz, Sandi, Mike, and Francie (and others who wrote earlier) -- for the good wishes and kind thoughts and prayers. Turning 73 is a piece of cake compared to what else life has to offer, and I accept the good with the bad.
For any of you who might be interested, I urge you to look up my son's account of his "journey" with pancreatic cancer -- all there on his website: etgdesign.com. I think you'll find it inspiring and uplifting. Cheers, and thanks again. Steve
Posted on: Feb 14, 2017 at 1:33 AM
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