A Zachary Lesson

Posted June 11th, 2009 by Sue

Well, in my years of being close with Zachary, I learned to watch him and use his actions as a positive example. I often find myself asking the question, “What would Zachary do?”

The May Men in the Cayman Islands
Zachary, Dad (Michael Sr.), Michael Grande, Samson

 

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Team Zachary in the World

Posted April 28th, 2009 by Sue

...Our Mission is to Cure Cancer AND Celebrate Life...

Ann, Mom Shirley and niece Sarah

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I don't know why some people live to 100 and some to 26.

Posted April 24th, 2009 by Sue

And for the record I don’t spend my days wondering why. I spend my days with my face to the sun busting with thanksgiving that both of them lived at all and in their lifetimes showed me love.

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He Didn't Know Zachary by Ann St. John

Posted April 14th, 2009 by Sue

Zachary's only sister is getting married on Saturday.  At first I didn't like her fiance..and then it struck me…..he didn’t know Zachary…he will never know Zachary.

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There was no question in Zachary’s mind that his purpose in life was to be used as a tool, as an instrument for good. Even as things were really becoming dire he never forgot that his life was about expenditure. His desire never waned—I want to help others.

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