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Rest sweetly, Starr Korvin
I realize I haven't posted in quite awhile, but I wanted to share that my dear friend Starr Korvin passed away early Tuesday morning. Starr was diagnosed with GBM two months after my father Allen died, in September of 2016. I consider you all my people when it comes to brain cancer and understanding the challenges and feelings that come with this diagnosis. I wanted to share the brief obit I wrote for her with each of you.Love to each of you. May your loved ones reach heights further than mine did. I mean that with complete sincerity. xoxo Annie
My dear friend Starr Korvin has passed away. It's still sinking in that I'll never see her again
Starr was a great friend. She had more 'best friends' than anyone I've ever met. I can think of at least 5 girls, without trying, that would call her their best friend. I'm thinking of even more as I sit here. She has been in more weddings than most rom-com leads. Starr was a "Nordstrom All-Star". Which those in the know, know was a coveted title (and discount). She went back to school to work on her Masters in teaching while the rest of us went out to dinner and fucked around. She loved purses (one of our special bonds). She loved makeup. She had that edgy style that she and I both adored. She was funny and thoughtful. She would bring me a birthday gift every December, or even January, when I had already long forgotten about my birthday. She organized our group and kept our friend group connected with annual trips to the bear cabins and to celebrate our birthdays, even when we didn't ask - always when we didn't ask. She gave me a pair of boots we both had (and loved) because mine wore down on the heel and she remembered how much we both loved them. When my Dad was diagnosed with brain cancer she and Mary came to my house for hours with internet tamales (the best) and wine and sat with me while I crazily researched everything under the sun. That may not seem like much, but that was absolutely the WORST time of my life and their support (and stamina) was major. No one else would even pretend to understand any of that shit. It breaks my heart that she suffered the same fate with a glioblastoma diagnosis just 2 months after my father died of the same cancer.
I love you Starr Korvin. I hope there is a heaven, and that it's filled with puppies and babies and 'fuck yeah' purses and Benicio look-a-likes and real housewives and mint mochas and gold jewelry and lip injections. I miss you already
❤️
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