

Farewell to Still Blooming
By Kathy Hendricks Now that we are both semi-retired, we both feel that we are still blooming – both individually and in our decades-old friendship. Through this new blog we hope to offer our own thoughts and prompt conversations around ways of shaping retirement, legacy, and a worldview after the age of 70. It’s a way of opening up a party line that includes all sorts of perspectives from those of you who are also still blooming and interested in staying interesting. ~ Nov
My Obituary
Barbara Anne Radtke ~ November 2, 1947-October 31, 202 5 An online celebration of Barbara's life will take place Monday, December 29th, at 4:00 p.m. EST. All who knew her and cherish her memoray are invited to attend. Click here to register. By Barbara Anne Radtke Born on November 2,1947 in Hackensack, New Jersey, Barbara was the daughter of the late Conrad James Radtke and late Anne (Henzel) Radtke. Her first home was the house in Hackensack that her grandfather Max Otto R


Children's Compassion
© https://www.rjhendricksphotography.com/ - One of Kathy's favorite photos of her son helping his sister across a mountain stream. By Kathy Hendricks I have been given a welcome amount of inspiration lately from children. While visiting on an out-of-town visit to a local park, I watched and waited for my grandchildren at one of the most awesome playgrounds I have ever seen. The scenes around me were so endearing. A pair of older girls helped smaller children climb onto and













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