Steven Behr, Sr. said "You will be my song."

My mother's brother George Weinstein was blind from birth. He had so many attributes, I could write a book about him. He could play the piano without seeing the notes printed on a music sheet. He would listen on the radio some new music and he could play it five minutes later.

We as young kids, my brother who was five years older than me were astounded because we had to buy the written song and to learn it by reading the musical notes to play it.

At my wedding, he played some wedding songs dedicated to the new bride and groom. It was so sweet and it was appreciated so much.

I did not know Steven Behr then, but if I did, Uncle George would have loved him.

He said that I would be his song.

He said that he and I when if we ever met, we will be dancing in the dark because my creative mind is stimulated from the verses.

My blind uncle lit up the room when he played those beautiful keys and even though he could not see me, he saw something in his favorite niece and that was that I adored him.

So my "boyfriend" from Washington State loved these songs as I did and so did Uncle George.