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In 1953 I was working for M.I.6 in the British Headquarters in the Western zone of Berlin. At a Christmas party at the U.S.M.L.M. I met a couple of the G. I.s and dated them both. Fred was a fun date, but George became my husband of almost sixty years. Some forty years after that party, the guys had a reunion and we became reacquianted. George and I visited Anne and Fred in their home in Avon whenever we visited New York and they came west to Bainbridge Island for our 50th Wedding Anniversary. After George's death, Fred stayed in contact with me by e-mail and telephone and when he heard that I was planning to take a tour to Cuba, he asked if I would mind if he came along. I think we were both schocked to find how we had aged in the intervening years, but we got along well. Every morning we would meet in the lobby of the hotel at 7.30 to go down to breakfast together. Fred, true German that he was, was always on time and I rarely was. One morning, instead of the usual "Good morning, did you sleep well?" he was tapping on his watch, "You're three and a half minutes late!" Later i explained that the word 'punctual' was not in my vocabulary. He said "It's spelt pu(umlaut)ntlich!" Fred always had a great sense of humor. I shall miss him.