The polls are now closed and the total calls, emails, texts and Facebook messages is. . .
"Friends and family,
Tomorrow is Steve's 35th birthday!! This email isn't going to him, so here's what I'd like for you all to do. At some point tomorrow, call his cell and wish him a happy birthday! He'll be at work, and may not be able to answer, but I'm hoping to have at least 35 of you call, and either tell him personally, or leave a message. He will love it! You can also send an email, but I'd like for him to hear your voice, if possible! Let's make this a birthday he'll never forget!
His number is 253-***-****. And email address is sparkomatic****@****.
Thanks in advance everyone! You all have my undying love and gratitude! =o)
~Andrea"
Those of you that know Steve well know that if he could have one wish, it would be to spend time with all his friends. But seeing as how most our friends are now scattered across a half dozen states, I wanted to give him the next best thing possible. That's what I was trying to accomplish with this email.
So thanks to all of you, Steve's 35th birthday will be UNFORGETTABLE! As I talked to him throughout the day yesterday, his excitement at all the calls and texts he was receiving was so heart-warming! He was sorry he couldn't answer them all because he was so busy, but those of you he did talk to made his day especially meaningful! And when I showed him the Facebook messages, and he checked his email. . . the day became just that much more extraordinary!
Now the point where he knew I was involved didn't happen until much later that night. Here's a little video of him finding out. (Sorry if the quality is bad, I only have digital video capabilities on my BlackBerry.)
Steve said it best, "Thank you everybody. I (we) love you so much!"
















