The night before I moved from Cleveland to SLC, Utah. Biggest change in my life. I was leaving early Monday morning for Utah. I had to leave my wife and 7 month old son behind for about 5 weeks while I went West and got the house finalized for their arrival. In addition, I had to leave my friends and a lifetime in Ohio. Well, this turned out to be my send-off from Cleveland with my best friend. The best part of the night goes like this…
A woman was in the balcony of the HOB taking photos. My buddy asked her if she could take a picture of us. She said sure and they agreed she would e-mail the photo. She took the photo. As it turned out, the woman was Troy’s wife. We thought it was very nice of her to take the picture, but felt there was NO way we’d ever see it. In true Tesla fashion, she came through for us. The photo showed up a few days later. That photo remained in my office as I’ve moved from Cleveland to SLC to Houston to Pittsburgh. She did a great job of framing Frank and Tommy in the background with us in the foreground.
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The night before I moved from Cleveland to SLC, Utah. Biggest change in my life. I was leaving early Monday morning for Utah. I had to leave my wife and 7 month old son behind for about 5 weeks while I went West and got the house finalized for their arrival. In addition, I had to leave my friends and a lifetime in Ohio. Well, this turned out to be my send-off from Cleveland with my best friend. The best part of the night goes like this…
A woman was in the balcony of the HOB taking photos. My buddy asked her if she could take a picture of us. She said sure and they agreed she would e-mail the photo. She took the photo. As it turned out, the woman was Troy’s wife. We thought it was very nice of her to take the picture, but felt there was NO way we’d ever see it. In true Tesla fashion, she came through for us. The photo showed up a few days later. That photo remained in my office as I’ve moved from Cleveland to SLC to Houston to Pittsburgh. She did a great job of framing Frank and Tommy in the background with us in the foreground.
THANKS! The photo means a ton to me.
Very Cool Shannon!