Posted by rrlund on November 20, 2011 at 11:24:38 from (207.241.137.116):
When we were at the resturant this morning,the waitress came in from the backroom and said the owners daughter had just posted on Facebook that the ambulance was at the home of a "prominant citizen" and that they had died. We all kind of joked that it couldn't be true,we were all right there. The wife kept trying to find out who it was after we got home. She just foung out on the funeral home site that it was the mayor. He owned the largest parcel of land that we rent. He's the second landlord to died suddenly this year. We lost one in early August too. That one was only 49. This one only 62. They say things can change in a heartbeat. Seems they can change in somebody elses heartbeat. Condolences to his family.
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