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Taylor Reveley, President of The College of William and Mary would pronounce in his address at the Celebration of Life Memorial Service, The death of a person about whom we care deeply is always hard to bear, but when death comes suddenly to someone who is still young and who is a person of enormous past accomplishment and enormous future promise, death is a particularly wrenching blow. The pain and grief were unbearable. Yet, I knew that if I kept my heart and mind open to listen to God's whispers, a path would open for me to nurture Todd's memory just as I had nurtured his life. My path materialized by using my God-given talent as a two dimensional artist. I painted twenty-one oil paintings in one year's time. Through the process of painting and later in writing the book, I felt the loving arms of God's Grace envelop me and steer me through this personal journey. I embraced it. 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