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Hello Bob & Julie! I must say it was a relief to see a new patient in Bob's room today, although I admit I had a tinge of sadness to see my friends gone. I am truly excited to read the updates on Bob's condition and see the strong progress he is making. Take care! And tell Bob "Steph" from Reno says hello!
It's me again. Thinking about you and Bob and glad to hear he is getting better. I talked to Pat and John Loughlin and Margie and Glenn to let them know everything. All our prayers are with you two. We love you, Joyce
Bob & Julie:
If your ride takes you through the area of Colorado along route 70 you will go through the town of Frisco, Colorado.
I have a brother who lives a few miles off of the route and if I could let him know you were coming he could probably put you up in a bed for the night. He lives between Frisco and Breckenridge, CO. Other than the trip up to the Eisenhower Tunnel from Frisco, the trip to Denver is mostly down hill.
I know riding at 10,000 feet can be an experience as I have done a bit when we owned a home in Frisco. You are doing great, keep up the good work because soon you will be flat landers. My email is johnatomlinson@comcast.net
John Tomlinson
Fare thee well from Reno!
Hello Bob & Julie! I must say it was a relief to see a new patient in Bob's room today, although I admit I had a tinge of sadness to see my friends gone. I am truly excited to read the updates on Bob's condition and see the strong progress he is making. Take care! And tell Bob "Steph" from Reno says hello!
to Julie
It's me again. Thinking about you and Bob and glad to hear he is getting better. I talked to Pat and John Loughlin and Margie and Glenn to let them know everything. All our prayers are with you two. We love you, Joyce
The mountains can be tough.
Bob & Julie:
If your ride takes you through the area of Colorado along route 70 you will go through the town of Frisco, Colorado.
I have a brother who lives a few miles off of the route and if I could let him know you were coming he could probably put you up in a bed for the night. He lives between Frisco and Breckenridge, CO. Other than the trip up to the Eisenhower Tunnel from Frisco, the trip to Denver is mostly down hill.
I know riding at 10,000 feet can be an experience as I have done a bit when we owned a home in Frisco. You are doing great, keep up the good work because soon you will be flat landers. My email is johnatomlinson@comcast.net
John Tomlinson