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Date Posted: 14:31:26 06/11/03 Wed
Author: Eileen
Subject: I wanted to extend my sympathy to the family and friends of Trevor Goddard.
I wondered what to write. The list of “appropriate” words and phrases are so short, and just seem so completely inadequate. Yet, even when the person is a stranger, somehow we still feel compelled to offer them anyway. I guess it is because in expressing regret for the loss of a life, we are also in some way recognizing that a life was lived.
I didn’t know Trevor Goddard, I only knew of Trevor Goddard. From his work as an actor – mostly on the TV show JAG - and from reading some of his own comments on his Web Site, where his love for his sons and enjoyment of being a father was my strongest impression.
But it was a good impression to leave.
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