Thursday, December 31, 2020
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My deepest condolences to the Urbano family.
I didn't have the pleasure of meeting Mrs. Santina Urbano, but I have had the great fortune of spending quality time with her son, John. With COVID-19 I would thankfully find him in my bubble where I live. He would provide the best year of all of my 57 years. We would cycle a lot. We would have many in-depth talks. I asked him to photograph and document many areas of my life and the adventures that we had. A lot of these are now finding their way onto the internet for the world to see for generations and generations to come. Many are found at https://yohnke.com
When I think of John, I think of a complex mind, and an emotional being. He is an appraiser of commercial and residential property. I would also say he is an appraiser of human property. He understands my value to the world. He understands the value of people. I have witnessed him come to the aid and help an infinite number of human beings. He has a massive heart that does not distinguish between the needs of one person and the next. His love knows no hesitation, no start and no finish.
This is Santina's son and she sure raised a most wonderful citizen. I have her to thank for this and I'm sure she is very proud of him.
R.I.P. (Rest In Paradise) Santina Paula Urbano
Sincerely,
Miles Patrick Yohnke
