This is a true story of two members from the Colorado Springs High School Class of 1958, who, ironically, meet again at age 58. Although they each married and divorced other mates, their history and lives had many parallels. The author draws upon all of her life's experiences, including surviving a grave illness, lessons learned from her parents and pets, plus extreme heartbreak, to help a man realize the value of his family. The story is laced with frugality, riches, perseverance, radical behaviors, extreme trust, memories, compassion, and faith. It will hold the interests of Protestants, Jews, social workers, pet lovers, parents, married couples, divorcees, construction crews, doctors, lawyers, and bankers. The ending reveals the extremely greedless goodness of two people who loved each other more than their own selfish interests.