RIchard (aka Dick) lookalike AJ -- Remembering Kimmi

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Date Posted: 19:23:41 01/16/06 Mon
Author: Rene Stone
Subject: RIchard (aka Dick) lookalike AJ

My daughter & I will never forget the first time we met Kim and Richard, aka Dick. We had put our horse in training with Wendy in Sun City. This was years and years ago. My daugther was about 10 year old, a little blonde like Kim, yet very shy. She had taken a lesson from Wendy on her horse AJ and had him in the cross-tie to unsaddle and bathe him. Shauna, my daughter, was trying to take the bit out of AJ's mouth. Another person (still unknown to this day) saw Shauna yanking on the bit while AJ held it tight in his mouth. It was a game they'd always play with each other. Another person in the barn observed this tug-of-war and said, "You better not let Kim see you pulling on Richard's bit like that. She won't like it." Come to find out, that person thought our horse was Richard (or Dick). Richard & AJ did look alot alike. Shauna was afraid that Kim would be angry because of pulling on the bit, yet when we met her she was so easygoing & care-free. Kim was such a likeable person and fun to be around. She was always saying something witty and funny. She truly loved her horse, and we're honored to have known her. We'll miss you. Being that I'm fifty this year as well, I have a different perspective on life and how fast it goes by. We all need to cherish the moment & loved ones because we never know what lies ahead. Shauna & I will always remember Kim and Richard. AJ is also very old like Richard, and we all know that we'll be together again some day. Take care, Kim, and keep everyone laughing wherever you are. Love, Rene' & Shauna Stone

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