Love Stories: Learning To Love Again

An old Texaco slogan says, “You can trust your car to the man who wears the star,” but Gail Justesen has modified it a bit. “I trusted my heart to the man who wears the star” 38 years ago, she said, smiling. She met Gary Justesen when he worked at a Texaco station in Liberty Lake. Gail was there often because she worked at a girls horseback ranch and the owner of the station serviced the camp vehicles. When Gary saw her pull in, he’d throw himself in front of her car and act like she’d hit him. “I’m such a suave dude,” he said, chuckling. Suave or not, he made quite an impression on Gail. “She asked me to help her buy a part for her car,” he recalled. “I’d never heard that line before!” He agreed and after shopping for the car part they had coffee/ Cindy Hval , SR Love Stories. More here . (SR photo: Gary and Gail Justesen have been married for 38 years)

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Question: Have you ever had to re-learn to love someone?