"He always worked very hard," she says. "Later, when we moved to an apartment, he had a separate shop that he'd spend all day at. But when we had our house, he had a workshop outside and I would bring him lunch every day."

In the apartment, she'd have to busy herself all day with preparing a very fancy dinner. It rarely took all day. It was nicer having to make him lunch also.

"He made this for me." She holds her arm out, to show off her azalea bracelet. It's all she has left.