The day was perfect on May 10, 1981 and it was Mother's Day. The sun was shining warmly and the grass soft blades of emerald green on a background of a deep blue sky. To celebrate, my two sisters, my parents andI decided to have a bar-b-que. We invited our boyfriends, a few close family member and some friends. My sisters, Kay and Ilene, were celebrating their graduation from college. After graduation, they were going to Hawaii with some of their classmates. Life was great.Laughter flowed freely as the sdcent of a fresh crust for a pie was in the air. My dad, Bart, was at the grill closely watching the hamburgers and hot dogs sizzle, making sure they did not burn. Ilene's fiance Kevin and Kay's boyfriend Jake had just returned from the store with buns, sodas and chips. We were all enjoying one another's company. Kay had just taken the pie crust out of the oven and was taking it out the back door to cool when it slipped from her grasp and fell to the ground. She ws c!
             rushed. No one thought a whole lot about it.
             Her spirits were lifted when Kevin suggested they all go water skiing. Everyone was able to go but me. I had to work that night at the local theater and on a Friday night was unable to find somene to work for me. I could only think about how great the water would have felt. It was about two o'clock when they all headed up to the lake. My mom told my sisters to be hom eby eleven. Tehy skiied most of they day and ahad a great time. When I got home from work that night, Jakes, new Porsche was not in the driveway so I didn't think to much about it. I knew that he was letting Jamie drive it home so I just walked in thehouse without a second thought. Since we lived in a very small town, we figured they would be home any minute. My mom work me upa after the ohone call came about 12:30. Tthere had been an accident. Her face was taut with fear and on the verge iof crying. The hospital needed them to come...