When
Delores came on board here, we were in desperate need of documentation for
the Web Store and Dashboard. Delores
was excited to undertake the project and approximately nine months later, E-Z
Help was born. Delores worked
tirelessly with meticulous attention to detail in order to ensure that each
topic was accurate and user-friendly.
That was just her nature — she cared deeply and it showed.
During her time here, Delores became a very dear
friend to me, as she was to many. More than anything she valued the lasting
relationships she had built throughout her life: her husband and best
friend, family, the young girl she mentored on Tuesday afternoons, and
countless other dear friends. Some
of you knew Delores through conversations you had over the phone. Delores would tell me how much she
enjoyed those conversations with you, our clients. She loved getting to know you and hear
first-hand about your experiences.
You were a bright spot in her day.
I will miss my friend, along with her smiles and
laughter. I know that everyone here
at RevTrak will look up from time to time, hoping to see her smile. Although she won’t be here, we are all
richer for the memory.
The following poem was written by Donna Halvorson,
friend of Delores, in honor of her life.
Please Don’t Sing Blue Mountain
Let me linger in the garden
Where the pretty flowers bloom
Let me walk with you at eventide
Beneath the silvery moon
I’ll be with you on Lake Pepin
The wind beneath your sails
Though the water may be rough
As the waves caress the rails
Let me listen to the music
All the songs I love to hear
If you can’t recall the words
I will whisper in your ear
Sing about the purple heather
I’ll be there to hold your hand
Even if you sing “Blue Mountain”
You know I will understand
Just remember all the laughter
When you used to play that song
When you and Bill would
harmonize
And I would sing along
Hold on tight to happy memories
Gather friends and hold them
close
Just remember that I love you
And you’ll never walk alone
Laura Schroeder
RevTrak Marketing Manager