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Rick said:http://www.tmlfans.ca/mgro/
Rick said:http://www.tmlfans.ca/mgro/
Britishbulldog said:Didn't get chance to post here on the 14th that I still miss M-Gro. Infact I STILL can't walk through the garden section of a store without thinking of her.
In life I deal with so much BS and stress with government, broadcasters, contracts that this Leafs community gives me a place to be light hearted (as well as passionate).
Sakura was so sensitive to others and so concerned that everyone was OK that it had a profound effect on all of us who were touched by her.
You will never be forgotten Sakura!
Mostar said:The other day I was thinking about when I first started posting here and the people on the site. Can't remember, maybe 2002 or 03. It was good quality people like "m-gro" (Hannah) that kept it interesting.
I was always curious what her username represented. I never met her but she would fit right in to the crowd on here these days. The board has some good people here lately, with some pretty funny commentary to boot.
I have been on and off for a few years (life has been a bumpy ride at times) but some people just stick with you, even on an internet forum. Some peoples character just shines through.
LittleHockeyFan said:Miracle Gro........yeah, she was a green thumb, among her other talents and interests (I remember her love for photography, as well as plants and flowers etc)and that's to the best of my recollection, what the m in m-gro stood for.
Peter D. said:I may sound like a broken record saying this each and every year, but I still can't believe this. A part of me feels as if she is still around and is just taking a hiatus from the site to concentrate on her professorship.
I'll never forget the sinking feeling I got in my stomach reading Rob's post about her tragic death.