I would like to introduce myself

[Doncamero]

I Just joined Newell Classic, and look forward to getting involved in this forum
travelling, and meeting fellow owners.

[fulltiming]

Welcome to the forum. The more participation we have the better the site will be and the more useful we can all be in assisting others.

Tell us something about your Newell and yourself.

[The Newell]

Welcome don,

Happy you joined us and look forward to reading your posts.

Joseph

[Doncamero]

Alot has changed since I posted my introduction.
My girlfriend of 4 years who loved RV ing and was the greatest love of my life, and great at directing me out of all the tough spots I got us into with our Newell, suddenly passed away on Oct 10th from melanoma, a type of cancer. Our plans at sharing our life together have vanished and I feel lost and broken.
Cathy was a vibrant, creative, funny, loving very intelligent woman of high spiritual and intuitive growth who devoted her life to helping others and her two children. Her quest for knowledge and thirst for meaning and joy in her life took her to completely educate herself and she was a voracious reader.

She was an inspired jewellry artist and she and her company, Phoenix Fire Design, brought joy and beauty to everyone she came in contact with and whoever was fortunate enough to procure one of her unique one of a kind pieces of wire wrapped jewelry.

Cathy was loved by many including myself

Donnell

[The Newell]

don,

I am sorry to hear you have lost the love of your life, I'm sure she has went on to a better place. My wife and I will keep you in our prayers.

God Bless,

Joseph

[fulltiming]

Our condolences on your loss. There is no way to replace one that was deeply loved. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

[Doncamero]

I really appreciate the condolences and I know that Cathy is at peace and that all she really wanted in her life was peace of mind and joy and harmony, cooperation, sharing and reverence for life.
Her favourite part of RV ing was being the Marshall. directing me into parking spaces, she made up her own hand signals which were so funny that I would burst out laughing all the time.
She had one when backing into a space where there was a curb she would have to look under the rig as the rear end was backing over the curb to see if anything was going to hit, so she would bend over looking under the rig with her butt facing forward (me) and put herright arm between her legs and use her hand to signal. I think you get the visual,

Donnell