Re: The Two of Us -- John Thaw 1942-2002

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Subject: Re: The Two of Us

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Karen USA
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Date Posted: Thursday, April 23, 02:45:38am
In reply to: Janet 's message, "The Two of Us" on Saturday, April 11, 05:31:48pm

>I just finished listening to Sheila Hancock's The Two
>of Us: My Life with John Thaw. It is a beautiful
>tribute. I bought the CD because I greatly admired
>Mr. Thaw. Over 10 years ago, I even sent him the only
>fan letter I have ever sent. I must admit that Morse
>got me through some very hard times. I have taped most
>of the episodes. I think what attracted me that he was
>a very human, flawed character, as I feel I am. (he
>was also VERY hot, a feeling shared by many women of
>my generation.) The story of his life seems very close
>to his Morse character.
>I also rarely buy book CDs and usually rent them or
>get them from the library but knew I would want to own
>this one.
>Besides learning so much about John and Ms Hancock,
>her chronicle of her year+ journey in grief,
>interspersed with various poems and readings, was very
>inspiring. I am not trying to increase sales of her
>book, but I was VERY touched by her heartfelt sharing
>of her life with John and her pain over his death. I
>know a few women who have lost beloved partners in the
>past few years and plan to share this CD with them.

Hi Janet,

Welcome to the forum, and for sharing such heartfelt words about John Thaw, and his wife's book. He touched so many people in a unique and personal well. He'll live on forever in our memories and our hearts.

Cheers, Karen

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>>I just finished listening to Sheila Hancock's The Two >>of Us: My Life with John Thaw. It is a beautiful >>tribute. I bought the CD because I greatly admired >>Mr. Thaw. Over 10 years ago, I even sent him the only >>fan letter I have ever sent. I must admit that Morse >>got me through some very hard times. I have taped most >>of the episodes. I think what attracted me that he was >>a very human, flawed character, as I feel I am. (he >>was also VERY hot, a feeling shared by many women of >>my generation.) The story of his life seems very close >>to his Morse character. >>I also rarely buy book CDs and usually rent them or >>get them from the library but knew I would want to own >>this one. >>Besides learning so much about John and Ms Hancock, >>her chronicle of her year+ journey in grief, >>interspersed with various poems and readings, was very >>inspiring. I am not trying to increase sales of her >>book, but I was VERY touched by her heartfelt sharing >>of her life with John and her pain over his death. I >>know a few women who have lost beloved partners in the >>past few years and plan to share this CD with them. > > >Hi Janet, > >Welcome to the forum, and for sharing such heartfelt >words about John Thaw, and his wife's book. He touched >so many people in a unique and personal well. He'll >live on forever in our memories and our hearts. > >Cheers, Karen
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