November 28 is Kelly-Anne’s 34th birthday. Hard to believe this is the tenth birthday we
couldn't celebrate with her in person.
This year, American Thanksgiving also falls on November 28. The last time this happened was in 2002 when Kell turned 23--check out a small sampling of e-mails between Kell and me that day...
Dear Kelly-Anne,
Happy Birthday, I can't believe you are 23 years old. So OLD!! Just kidding. I am so sorry that I can't be with you today, but I miss you and love you. I hope you have a fun day. I will try and give you a call later today, if you want you can call up here too, I heard you called yesterday actually. Happy Birthday Keddy! This is the 17th birthday I have celebrated with you!!
Love, Raye
Hey Raye,
I miss ya. Can you tell. I am calling you all over the USA!
It is okay that you are not here. I am really not doing too much. I am just working from 4-10. It kinda sucks, but I don't mind too much.
This weekend I will be shooting the documentary, so I will be occupied, but Monday I will be able to chill with you the whole day.
That is all for now...
Love Keddy--the older one now!
I’m celebrating both of these occasions with family and
friends in the States. If Kell were
alive, I’m pretty sure she’d be with us.
She’d have found a way to join this celebration.
But, since she couldn’t be here in person, I had to find a way to
celebrate. And I’m pretty sure I’ll
never top this…
We brought down the house with a rousing karaoke rendition
of Bon Jovi’s Living on a Prayer. And,
it wasn’t just any old guy singing with me.
It was Alex Barbieri the lead singer from 1 Wild Night, the NYC area’s premier Bon Jovi
Tribute Band.
I introduced Alex for the song and I told everyone that it
was my best friend’s birthday and although she couldn’t be here in person, I
was pretty confident that there’s nothing she would have loved better than us
singing “Livin’ on a Prayer,” one of her very favorite songs from her favorite band, in her
honor.
I love and miss you, Kell.
Happy birthday.
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