THE CAT LADY OF ALLENTOWN

I enjoyed the story. I know well the joys of watching and taking care of feral and homeless cats. We have over 50 of them and a close friend has more than 60, counting some new kittens. It is hard to refuse them when they need a home. They are fun to watch and many become tame and loveable. I sincerely hope the cats she had found a good home after her passing.
Fred

As I read this story, I wondered if this was the woman who had died while you were in Ireland recently. You created a lovely tribute to her. Somehow it often eases our own soul to write about someone who has passed on, and I hope this is the case for you. Losing a good friend, someone you admire, is as difficult as losing a family member.
Nancy

In my opinion, OurEcho is most certainly the appropriate venue to share this touching story. I also know a couple of cat lovers who would love to read Ms. Deichman's book. I'll send them the link. BJ

Nana,
You described her very well. I'm glad I got to meet her before she passed. She was a wonderful lady.
Love,
April

What a nice tribute to a lady you admired and probably knew better than most. Being mom to three very different felines myself, I can well imagine her great love and joy over various antics. Will be watching for the book this spring.........Kathe

Veronica, your friend is smiling up in Heaven watching the grins and tears as we read your wonderful story. God bless, Richard LP