I hope you’ve enjoyed taking this journey with me through some of my memories of Erin. You have no idea how much I wish I had the words, the talent, the ability to get across my feelings to you, to really describe Erin and these memories the way they deserve. I know that this is all just my perspective, and even though I knew Erin better than most people, if not everyone, I know that there are other sides to the story, other perspectives, and I would really love if anyone would like to add their own perspective, their own memories, to this website so it can more faithfully represent who Erin was. I truthfully welcome anyone and everyone to join the site and make a blog post, even just a simple quick story or thought. If you need help figuring out how to do that, please reach out to me. Thank you for reading this crazy long post, I never intended to write this much, but I’m glad that I was able to get some more of Erin out there into the world. Thank you, all.
And Happy Birthday, Erin. I love and miss you so goddamn much.
What a beautiful way to honor Erin on her birthday. Thank you for continuing to keep her spirit alive and always sharing your love for her. Your words are genuine and thoughtful, something she always appreciated. The coffee mugs were a Christmas gift from me, with the thought you guys would each have one. She could not wait to use them, Lol. The pure vulgarity alone was enough to make that mug her favorite! Love you Aaron, I think of you, and her every day. -Jen
Thank you, Jen! I thought they were a gift and I’m happy to know they were from you. I’m keeping her vulgarity alive and still using that mug these days. I love and think about you, too, and I know that she lives on in your heart, so thank you for keeping her spirit alive, as well.