Jesse Metzger
I have a distinct memory of Colin on the sailboat maybe 7 or 8 years ago, from a day visiting the family while they were off the New England coast. He turned to me and patiently explained everything he was doing. Even though I wasn't going to be able to do it myself, he took the time to tell me about how everything worked just so I could learn something, to spark my curiosity. At an age when I didn't generally appreciate things like this, I remember noticing his passion and his genuine interest in sharing it. I remember chats with him about how all sorts of things worked, and funny ideas, things to create - all of which interested him but also a young kid. I want to go about life with that same playful, inventive spirit ...
Anne Wightman
From Victoria Pierce
Memory of Colin
We were always making amazing forts out of blankets, pillows, cushions, and cardboard boxes. Sometimes we played Batman and Robin. Colin, even though older, always let me be Batman. Our dad had brought home this large, thick, cardboard spool we could use in our fort making; it was a submarine, too. We used to get inside and roll each other up and down the entire apartment. We had it for years.
Memory of Colin
We were always making amazing forts out of blankets, pillows, cushions, and cardboard boxes. Sometimes we played Batman and Robin. Colin, even though older, always let me be Batman. Our dad had brought home this large, thick, cardboard spool we could use in our fort making; it was a submarine, too. We used to get inside and roll each other up and down the entire apartment. We had it for years.
Anne Wightman
From Victoria Pierce
Memory of Colin
We were always making amazing forts out of blankets, pillows, cushions, and cardboard boxes. Sometimes we played Batman and Robin. Colin, even though older, always let me be Batman. Our dad had brought home this large, thick, cardboard spool we could use in our fort making; it was a submarine, too. We used to get inside and roll each other up and down the entire apartment. We had it for years.
Memory of Colin
We were always making amazing forts out of blankets, pillows, cushions, and cardboard boxes. Sometimes we played Batman and Robin. Colin, even though older, always let me be Batman. Our dad had brought home this large, thick, cardboard spool we could use in our fort making; it was a submarine, too. We used to get inside and roll each other up and down the entire apartment. We had it for years.
Anne Wightman
From Ellen and John Citron:
We miss the gentle man and the gentleman we grew to know and love--always interested,dependable and respectful, and SO smart! Our love to you all, Auntie E. And Johnny
We miss the gentle man and the gentleman we grew to know and love--always interested,dependable and respectful, and SO smart! Our love to you all, Auntie E. And Johnny
