Our beloved Apple

[89th]

Ugh, she seemed (to me) like the soul of the the OCR

[Copper]

!( .)

[Optimistic]

[mark]

[brenda]

Holy cow. Nine years. It makes me think about her kids growing up without her.

[Doctor Phibes]

@brenda said in Our beloved Apple:

Holy cow. Nine years. It makes me think about her kids growing up without her.

Yes, that thought really stuck with me too. Losing a parent like that is just such an awful thing to happen to a kid.

[taiwan_girl]

Wow!!

[Rich]

@brenda One of my favorite memories of her was a video she had posted of her playing piano, and her kids walking in and out of the shot... The smirk on her face as she played through was priceless.

[Aqua Letifer]

Was definitely on my list of folks I wanted to meet.

[jon-nyc]

She stayed at my place in 2007. I had a huge piano party when Elena was playing Carnegie. She wanted desperately to come but couldn’t swing it financially. I offered her my guest room which made it possible. It was odd meeting her for the first time at baggage claim in LGA and taking a cab back to my place. That was when it was still a little odd to meet online people in real life, and this wasn’t just meeting for coffee or a piano party, she was staying the weekend.

I returned a visit the next year, I had a conference in St. Louis and went to see her first. She already had cancer and was bald when I went to see her.

[Friday]

@aqua-letifer said in Our beloved Apple:

Was definitely on my list of folks I wanted to meet.

+1

She certainly was lovable wasn't she? Honestly, every once in a while, when I see a stack of red delicious, I think of her.