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Cool Blog: COEDS NEED CASH COEDSNEEDCASH.COM worked for Laura every spring break, and every summer until I graduated. We never went back to the chalet, and we never made love again, but there was a special something between us after that night. It was always a little sad when the last load of grapes were safely on the truck and away. I graduated in the spring of 1970, and Laura rode with Mom to the graduation. She presented me with a bottle of Charlie's wine and a kiss on the cheek. I still don't know which I liked best. A few weeks after graduation, I got a job in Grand Rapids, and had been working for nine months when I got a call from a Bridgeman attorney named Bill Dobson. "Mr. Winters, I'm Laura Hildebrand's attorney. I'm sorry to have to tell you this, but she passed away last night. She wanted you to know if anything happened to her, and asked me to take care of the notification. Her funeral is in two days, and she wanted you to attend if it's possible. I'd also like you to come to my office as soon as you can." When I saw her for the last time, she was beautiful again. She looked to be just sleeping and I longed to wake her, but I knew Laura was with Charlie, and was again the Laura only he and I knew. I stood by the open casket for a while, remembering, and then finally touched her hand and said good-bye. It felt strange to be the only one in the room; Laura had never mentioned relatives, and apparently she had none. The funeral was very small by any standard. The service was held in the funeral home, and besides me, the only attendees were Bill Dobson and a local minister. At the graveside, the minister said a few more words, and before I left, I placed the pink roses I had brought on top of the casket. I caught up with Bill as we walked back to our cars.