i ve brought some of his albums down. i know we like looking at these. this is his christening things. he looked lovely in that, that day. yeah. and actually, we ve got a really funny picture i of me and you laughing, i and we ve got a hold of him and he just looks like, - please stop taking pictures! this is the one. that s the one. looks like he s i pulling the face. 0h, they re laughing again. there is his little shoes for his christening. he was such a placid baby. he was dead cute, really, wasn t he? 0h, gorg. he come out with a head of hair on him. yeah. didn t he? he was always happy. he was always smiling and had these little like dimples. sometimes you look at the picture and you go, how can he be dead? that sounds dead stupid, that, don t it? but how can he be dead when he s on there? sorry.
on his back. and he looked like a peddler just opening his pack. his eyes, how they twinkled, his dimples how merry. his cheeks were like roses, his nose like a cherry. his droll little mouth drawn up like a bow and the chin of his beard like the snow. the stump of a pipe he held tight in his teeth. and a wreath. he had a broad face and a little round belly, that shook when he laughed like a bowl full of jelly. he was chubby and plump, a right jolly old elf and i laughed when i saw it, in spite of myself. the wink of his eye, twist of his head, had nothing to dread. spoke not a word, but went straight to his work, and filled all the stockings, then turned with a jerk. and laying his finger aside of his nose and giving a nod, up the chimney he rose.
police were asking the same question and trying to learn more about gregg. sonia knew him well. gregg was the life of the party. he was always big dimples, smiling. having all the jokes and acted a little crazy. police learned that gregg met pamela in new hampshire about four years earlier, when she was home for a holiday break from college. she and gregg got along so well that he moved with her to tallahassee, where pamela was a sophomore in communications at florida state. he followed you there? yeah. and we used to go a lot to the beach and or travel. we went to concerts a lot. i was working as a disk jockey at the time. she had been in a couple of my classes. and she was walking and had a bon jovi t-shirt on. that s when amy newman bonczek met pamela and gregg. and what did you say to her?
if you were here, i would probably be doing them with you. thank you for being the best guardian angel. my brother, jimmy ostrowski, jimmy o. jimmy, we miss you, your kind blue eyes, your dimples, your sense of humor, most importantly your warm and caring ways that left a loving footprint in all of our hearts. i came here with tears but also a happy heart to say over the last 20 years i have learned to live out loud just the way my brother taught me. fred, one of the things that s striking, listening to stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things is the simple acts of kindness and bravery that so many of the people showed in the face of