Thursday, September 29, 2022
Dark Mood
I woke up to a phone alert message yesterday. It says the PCR lab test results are now available. It was almost four o'clock in the morning. I looked for the email with a link to view the results and to my relief, the PCR test came back negative. Then I saw another email subject that read "Lewis had surgery". I read the first three sentences Cathy wrote and then it hit me with sadness and disbelief that a wonderful man, Lewis Gutterman, passed due to complications from surgery. It felt awful and I couldn't help rewinding the memory of him: when I first met Lewis and Cathy at a Brooklyn Greenpoint sketch outing and the last time I saw of him at the Muscoot Farms sketch outing. All day yesterday, lots of tribute to Lewis lit up our FB group page. All common theme - that he will be sorely missed. On my return commute, I did a quick commuter sketch that I later finished at home. It was somber and dark. A reflection of the kind of feeling we all felt now that Lewis is gone.
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It is still hard to wrap my head around the fact that Lewis is gone. What a loss! It is hard to think of our group without him being there. I can understand why your sketch came out somber and dark.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Joan. It will never be the same. We will miss him dearly.
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