07-02-2009, 10:25 AM
Scooby, I also echo the thoughts of others as you remember that precious little one who seemed to live in front of all of us at the Gauge. Hard to believe it has been three years already. I would also suggest that if you take down "Keegan's Pass" don't destroy it. It has been a part of a memorial to Keegan, and should be saved if possible. I have seen dioramas mounted on walls at train shows as sort of 3 dimensional art. It would seem at least a part of the pass should be made into a diorama if possible to mount on the wall as perhaps the place to display Keegan's locomotives. I would also offer a reminder that you need to be careful in your grief over Keegan that you don't neglect your other boy that God gave you even as He took Keegan "home."