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Death Notice
Aug. 19th, 2004 11:05 amElaine Dean Johns
JOHNS ELAINE DEAN JOHNS, 81, beloved wife of Lester of FL. and the late Orie; dearest mother of John (Betty) Dean, Michael Dean of FL., and Patricia (Richard) Harris of MO.; loving grandmother of four. Entered into rest Sunday, Aug. 15, 2004 in Sarasota, FL. Friends will be received FRIDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. Service 10 a.m. Saturday at JOSEPH MISENCIK FUNERAL HOME, 12500 MADISON AVE., LAKE-WOOD. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Cleveland. Memorial contributions may be made to The Franciscan Friars of Graymoore, NY. www.cleveland.com/obits
Published in The Plain Dealer on 8/19/2004.
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You know, I've been to that cemetery. To that plot, even. Found a great big caterpillar there once, which I took home and it did what you'd expect: spun a coccoon and turned into a great big honkin' moth with neat little clear spots on its wings. Draw your own painfully obvious metaphor, here, naturally...
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pearlshadow's dance-out is on Saturday, and I've just been asked to be her minder. That should be interesting... I should be getting up and moving about on Saturday just after the funeral, three time zones and two thousand miles away. This lets me reflect on initiations as death and rebirth, which lets one draw a few more obvious conclusions.
-- Lorrie
JOHNS ELAINE DEAN JOHNS, 81, beloved wife of Lester of FL. and the late Orie; dearest mother of John (Betty) Dean, Michael Dean of FL., and Patricia (Richard) Harris of MO.; loving grandmother of four. Entered into rest Sunday, Aug. 15, 2004 in Sarasota, FL. Friends will be received FRIDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. Service 10 a.m. Saturday at JOSEPH MISENCIK FUNERAL HOME, 12500 MADISON AVE., LAKE-WOOD. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Cleveland. Memorial contributions may be made to The Franciscan Friars of Graymoore, NY. www.cleveland.com/obits
Published in The Plain Dealer on 8/19/2004.
Link to this death notice
You know, I've been to that cemetery. To that plot, even. Found a great big caterpillar there once, which I took home and it did what you'd expect: spun a coccoon and turned into a great big honkin' moth with neat little clear spots on its wings. Draw your own painfully obvious metaphor, here, naturally...
pearlshadow's dance-out is on Saturday, and I've just been asked to be her minder. That should be interesting... I should be getting up and moving about on Saturday just after the funeral, three time zones and two thousand miles away. This lets me reflect on initiations as death and rebirth, which lets one draw a few more obvious conclusions.-- Lorrie
