Curtis KruegerShe was the most wonderful lady I've ever met.
He first set eyes on her at a nail salon, a business she ran with her twin sister.
And they're standing in front of this big neon sign that says, "Nails." And, uh, I says, "Uh, do y'all do nails here?"
And they just looked at the sign and then looked at me and, uh, said, "Uh, yeah."
He saw Diane through the window, so, uh, the next weekend I went to get my nails done.
Gave him an excuse to meet her.
[laughs]
[laughs] Oh, I definitely-
Oh, I, I was fully aware at the time.
My wife, Christa, she fell in the middle of the night.
They say she hit her head and, uh, she drowned in the pool.
I pulled her out of the pool Easter Sunday morning in 2000.
I pretty much fell apart.
There I was, a single dad, trying to raise them and, you know, keep the family going.
He loved her to the moon and back, and then he lost her.
She was the most wonderful lady I've ever met.
He first set eyes on her at a nail salon, a business she ran with her twin sister.
And they're standing in front of this big neon sign that says, "Nails." And, uh, I says, "Uh, do y'all do nails here?"
And they just looked at the sign and then looked at me and, uh, said, "Uh, yeah."
He saw Diane through the window, so, uh, the next weekend I went to get my nails done.
Gave him an excuse to meet her.
[laughs]
[laughs] Oh, I definitely-
Oh, I, I was fully aware at the time.
My wife, Christa, she fell in the middle of the night.
They say she hit her head and, uh, she drowned in the pool.
I pulled her out of the pool Easter Sunday morning in 2000.
I pretty much fell apart.
There I was, a single dad, trying to raise them and, you know, keep the family going.
He loved her to the moon and back, and then he lost her.
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