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Our little sister is getting married, and it's hard to believe that she is all grown up and doing something…well…as grown up as getting married.
Not that Linda isn't a mature adult. She's proved as much time and again. The fact is, Linda is a wonderful woman, a real person and an exemplar for all of us to behold and admire -- for a lot of reasons.
This marriage is just hard to believe because Linda, or Linda as we often call her, is the baby of the family. The 7th, and therefore the youngest, of 7
Thompson children. And when you're the youngest of 7 you are, well, you're always the baby to those other six who happened to be born afore ya'.
Our little sis really had it hard in some very significant ways. Our dad passed away when Linda was just five. Then she and mom became inseparable -- until mom passed away some 4 years later. All 7 of us lost our dear parents in only a few years, and that was unbelievably tough. But Linda was just 9 -- and that had to be infinitely tougher.
Thank goodness, we 7 siblings have always been close, always there to take care of each other if need be. As a result, Linda always had a place to go. First she lived with our oldest sister, Karen. And then, for high school, she moved in with our oldest brother, Al. She stayed with Al and his family until she graduated high school.
Then she did us all proud by earning her degree at the University of Michigan. After that, a fortuitous meeting with Alan -- which brings us, of course, to this wonderful place on this magical day, at the wedding of our little sister.
I have to say, Linda is a wonderful individual. She's bright, she's thoughtful, and while she may be petite in statute, she can stand up to anyone or anything -- with a heart that's as big and warm and strong as any other that beats upon this whole wide world. Just ask any of her brothers and sisters. We'll tell you all about it.
What's most admirable is the way that Linda leaped over every obstacle that life threw in her path. She finished school on her own, built a great career, met -- and now married -- a great guy. No question about it, our little sister has amazing DRIVE.
But, ironically, she doesn’t' drive a motor vehicle very well. In fact, her track record at driving is -- well, just listen:
At 13, she climbed onto my cherished moped -- and promptly smashed it right into the back of our garage.
Then there was that fabled day just before she was to receive her driver's license -- when she side-swiped a car that had the nerve to be parked on the same street where Linda was driving.
Rare is the day when any of Linda's brothers, sisters, nephews or nieces will voluntarily sit in a car if Linda is behind the wheel.
In fact, even if she's just sitting in a car, she's trouble waiting to happen. Once, as a crazy college student, our little Linda got picked up for public intoxication. The cops cuffed her and sat her down in the back seat of a patrol car. Of course, Linda immediately tried to make what turned out to be an ill-fated escape. Linda, that was a no-no.
She's as sassy as they come -- and she can take it or dish it out with the best of 'em.
She's wonderfully positive in attitude and style. Even with all the heartache and loss that she has had to endure, Linda always moves forward, and always looks ahead with confidence and assuredness.
And she really values family -- often spearheading the effort to get us all together, for holidays or ANY day. In fact, regarding holidays, Linda invariably puts tremendous thought and effort into the gifts that she purchases for her 7 nieces and 3 nephews. Linda ALWAYS goes beyond that which is expected…and she always manages to do the extraordinary.
Well, little sister, you ARE extraordinary. And even though you'll always be our LITTLE sister, we look UP to you for all kinds of the brightest, warmest, best reasons. You're an inspiration to us. Never forget it.
From your sisters Karen and Debbie, from your brothers Al, Mark, John and Brian, from your nieces Abby, Leslie, Erin, Emily, Carly, Casey and Sarah…and from your nephews, Jason, Tony and Travis, please know that our love for you is matched only by our admiration…and our respect. You're the best, Linda. It's as simple as that.
To you and Alan, our grandest wishes for a long and healthy life of peace and joy and good things. We still don't want to get into any car if you're doing the driving…but we'll STAND by you forever and ever more.
To our marvelous kid sister who's all grown up, and to our brand new brother-in-law…with great love and great wishes always.
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