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Memorial Services for Gladys Gertrude Sparling, 97, of Carriere, Miss., who passed away Saturday, March 2, 2013, will be held at a later date in Wichita, Kan.
A native of Princeton, Mo., she was a Secretary for her family lumber business and a member of the Methodist faith.
She was preceded in death by: her parents, Clifford W. Alley, and Anna Belle Underwood Alley; her husband, Charles E. Sparling; her sister, Elizabeth Lieztke; and her brother, Fred Alley.
Survivors include: her children, William F. “Bill” Burns and Roberta “Bobby” Goins; four grandchildren, Jackie Sue, Mistie, Jimmy, and William; eight great-grandchildren; eight great-great-grandchildren; and her brothers, Kenneth Alley and Robert Alley.
Her closet witnessed over hundred designer clothes. She removed all of them and arranged them in a bag. She was wearing an embroidered saree with beads which was designer made.He sat docilely on the bed pleading her not to leave him. It was their 3rd marriage anniversary and it was the same day when Arush promised Aanaya that he would never betray her and would keep her happy forever.She was always his first love but today it seemed if it was all over. Arush met her one fine day during his visit to Goa 3 years ago.
The awesomeness of the sea and the prolonged beauty of the morning sun was a sight to see and something which everyone craves for. It was Arush's business trip to Goa. The morning sun shone through displaying a wide gamut of colors. Dressed in shorts and flaunting his hairy chest,Arush entered the beach. His shades made him look smart although he was a perfect handsome man any girl would wish for. The view of the beach was something beyond imaginations. It was his first visit to Goa and he loved the place. He scanned through the entire beach and found kids creating sand castles and couples romancing. He came across a girl with a slender body who was looking gaunt and tired. She was a pretty damsel. She wore a polka dotted bikini which revealed most of her body and was unusual amongst Indian women. He looked at her and at first she tried to avoid Arush. She completely succumbed to temptation and smiled back at him. Arush made his first move and a conversation struck between them.
'Hey there! nice shades,' Arush smiled at her.
'Thanksie..yours is nice too...,' She said.
'Is this your first time here?,' She added.
'Thats Cheesy..Oh by the way Aana here,' She introduced herself.
'Well Arush, isn't the beach beautiful...look at the innocence of those kids building castles....poor thing never know that they would be washed away by the waves,' She said.
'True..they are kids..and its age for them to play and not to think rationally,' He uttered.
'True that.. so whats your plan for tonight?,' She asked Arush, For once,he witnessed a seductive smile on her face.
'I am here for a Business meet at Le Meridan's at 4 pm,' Arush said with a straight face.
'Ahh!which company?,' She asked him.
'Global Infocom,' Arush said.
'I am the Marketing head of GI India,' He added. She blinked in surprise at his achievements and agility. He was too matured and his way of thinking was different.
'Then we can meet at 8 pm at Cafe Villa Sol,' She said and they both exchanged their numbers.
'Okie! done I'm game for it,' Arush said.
'Ok then...see you again at 4 pm,' She exhibited a smile which had a dual meaning.
'Ahh I guess 8 pm, 'He interrupted her.
'True that...see you,' She said and they both left for thier respective hotels.
Arush had an insatiable thirst for earning money in love. He wanted to be amongst someone who shall be counted in top businessmen.He belonged to a high social class and his father was a genteel person who was admired for his theory on Indian economy. His father Mr.Kailash Arora had invincible faith in his son and aways envisioned and potrayed him as the man who will take his business to the next level. It was 4 pm. He was dressed in his black suit and was wearing his favourite red tie with maroon strips. He reached Le meridaan sharp at 4. The receptionist showed him way to the Conference hall where the Business meet was supposed to be held.
'Welcome dear friends...this is indeed a honour to meet you all at the same platform,' Mr. Goel addressed the group.
Arush smiled when Mr. Goel spoke. It reminded him of his father. A longer pause and everyone remained silent.
'Can't we start with the discussions?,' Arush interrupted the silence.
'Yes we can,but we are waiting for another board member,' Mr. Goel said.
'Who is that?,' Everyone including Arush asked in unison.
'Miss.Sethi, the creative head of Telus Group,' Mr.Goel said.
It was already 30 minutes late and there was some sort of quarrels and distubance in the room.
'Can I come in? I'm so sorry folks? Some serious traffic issues..so I'm late..I seek apology,' A voice came from the door. There stood a young woman in her mid 20's who was seeking apologies from everyone. She was dressed in a heavily embroidered Punjabi suit. Her alluring face and fair complexion would perfectly match her clothes. Arush could not believe his eyes when he saw her. He stiflled a sigh and thanked god for sending her to his transitory garden of admiration.
'So I guess we can proceed,' The new entrant spoke.
Nice story full of smiles.
yep, i agree with Blasphemous Aesthete's comment. But who cares, a love story needs both players.
Maybe, if you had tried to put more mystery in there, a little dodginess by the girl, a little more play with words, it would have worked out better. :) Good Luck.
it was really good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was with the British yesterday from 11 am until 7.45 in the evening (having lunch with four of them). Batterbee was the principal on the British side. They let me open the discussion. I did so on the following lines which I hope you will approve