Subject: The Ranger is Now a Dedicated DickHead!
Date: Tue, 9 Aug 2005 16:18:04 +0000
Hi Dick:
You have no idea the positive impact you have made on my
life. You see I went through a devastating divorce over the past year with
little or no hope when my wife walked away with my precious kids, Meghan and
Beau, after 16 years of marriage. I turned to the skies for help and ended up
becoming a Park Ranger to keep me sane. The day I
found out you wanted to perform on my porch, I became so excited that
something great was going to happen in my life. AND IT DID FOR SURE!
I met Brad walking the dog at the dumpster...what a
great friend you have. There must be a song there somewhere! Then he
introduced me and the kids to you. I knew instantly that I was in for the time
on my life. Then I met Gary and Chris and a very sweet lady named Melody, your
guardian angel. You see, you and the gang changed
my life with music and a very sincere smile on that special weekend. I have
been so down and out and you gave me a few moments of happiness that I
desperately needed.
Thank you so much for coming to my front porch and
giving so much. Talent is such a small word for what I witnessed on that
stage. The music was awesome, the spirit was unbeatable and the gift you and
the gang gave was priceless. I want you to know
that you have a home here on my front porch any time. My only regret is that
you are not here enjoying the view and playing your music that you so
passionately love ever day of the year. Seeing
you and the gang at the Gorge lit me up like the moonshine. I had a smile on
my face the rest of the day. I hope your experience this weekend was memorable
and joyful.
Thank you so much for the gifts you gave to my daughter,
Meghan and my son Beau. They cannot stop taking about that cool band and the
great people they spent the night with listening to such great music. They are
now part of your extended family. Please tell Chris his grandkids made a very
positive impression on my two youngsters. They really enjoy playing around the
campground with them and look forward to their return someday.
Thank you, thank you, thank you for coming to Mountain
View and sharing your life and music with us. You are a one in a million
person and have touched the lives of my kids and myself forever. God bless you
Dick and your family and friends. Keep on keeping on! Hope
to see you and hear your music again very soon. Your Royal Gorge Park
Ranger,
Brad Burger