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To have a little sister is a very good thing. To have a little sister who's TEN years younger? Well…I must say…that is just the greatest.
I remember every detail of every minute of the day that Jackie was born. Jackie knows too, because I tell her that story every year -- on her birthday. Mom was in the bathtub when she first felt the contractions. I had just gotten home from confession -- where I asked the priest to pray that mom would have a baby that day. Off to the hospital we went. And later on…I'll never forget…my dad and my brother and I, looking at Jackie through that hospital nursery window. She was so tiny and pink and adorable…a perfect little baby doll.
When Jackie was just a little bit older I used her to refine my drawing skills. I'd undo her little diaper and, with a black magic marker, I'd draw smiley faces on her soft and tiny behind. Then I'd close up the diaper and wait until mom came in to give little sis a change. Mom would always laugh when she saw those faces on poor Jackie. Jackie was great about it. She never turned the other cheek.
Mom and Jackie have always had what I'd call a special relationship. First of all, they're so much alike. Jackie is just like mom -- one of the kindest, sweetest, funniest people I know.
Now, please bear with me. I don't want to get too mushy here, but I have to say a few things about Jeff and Jackie…and our father. Our dad, Bill, was the greatest guy and it's hard to believe that we lost him a while ago. Time went by and then I remember when Jackie asked me if dad would have liked Jeff. I answered her immediately, and with certainty. "Of course he'd like Jeff," I said. Fact is, Jeff is everything that our dad would have wanted in the guy who married Jackie. He's a hard worker, a kind and patient soul…and he loves Jackie dearly. He'd do anything it takes to make her happy. I don't think Jackie would mind if I share this with you: When our dad died, Jackie and I prayed to him, asking him to help her meet a great guy. Jeff is truly the answer to those prayers. And I'll say one more thing. When he first became sick with the illness that eventually took him from us, dad promised Jackie that he'd be here to walk her down the aisle. Well, maybe he's not here physically. But in spirit, he is in our hearts for sure, and he's telling Jackie how happy he is for her today…how much he loves her…how she'll always be his wonderful little girl…and most important…"don't sweat the small stuff."
Yes, life goes on, time marches by. We lose some things and we gain others. I no longer have a baby sister whose tiny bottom is an easel for my silly antics. But now, instead, I have a sister who's all grown up and married…and one of my dearest, sweetest friends for life.
Jackie, I think the world of you. Jeff, I love you like a brother. I wish you both the very best of everything -- because that's precisely what the two of you deserve. May you have just that -- the very best of everything -- through a long, healthy, joyous life together.
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