Stevie
© May 18, 2024 by Bud Lemire
I first met Stevie, she was a resident at Northwoods Place
She had a wonderful personality, I was happy to see her face
What I always liked about her, she felt like a kindred spirit to me
Someone you could talk to, wherever you would be
When I called the numbers at Bingo, she would always play
“You talk loud and plain, and I heard you well” she would always say
She always appreciated, and made me feel good about what I do
As a Senior Companion, she was someone I was so glad that I knew
She'd always come for exercises, with her Marine exercises in the lead
In later years, she listened to books, because she couldn't see well enough to read
We would always share conversation, about what we loved to eat
She loved her fish like I did, a food that can't be beat
She made it to the age of One Hundred And One point five
Another thing about her, she knew what it meant to be alive
Just like her exercises, she never gave up the fight
You see this lady we all love, is going over into the light
The spirits of those she loved, who had passed before
Came to her bedside, to help her through that door
“It's time for you to join us, your time here is all through”
“You are now a spirit, it's time for you to renew”
Stevie was a dear sweet lady, I was honored to have known
from being a Volunteer at Northwoods Place/Lakehouse. She was
one of the kindest ladies, and she always appreciated everything
and everyone. She will be missed by us all.
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