Remember Dr. Sarah Dykstra, the vet who died in August after being hit by an SUV while jogging near her Seaford home?
She left behind her husband, John Dykstra, a fellow vet, and three children, ages 3, 5 and 10. It was a terribly sad story.
John Dykstra buried his wife in Canada, where the two met in vet school. Now, he might be ordered to return to his native country -- he's got a court date Monday. He has until then to get his wife's estate in order and leave the country.
The Dykstras had operated Eastern Shore Veterinary Hospital near Laurel and been part of the comunity for more than a decade.
When she died, people found this blog to leave remembrances. Pet owners, high school and college classmates and even their babysitter left notes. They said Sarah was "serene, sweet, humble and extremely knowledgeable. She would answer each of my endless questions with sensitive care." "I feel so lucky to have known her." "It was a privilege for my dogs to be in her care." "I thought she was as beautiful inside as she was outside." "She was an awesome lady." "Sarah Dykstra was extraordinary."
I don't know what kind of problems Dr. John Dykstra is having with immigration officials, but I am hoping he and the government can find a resolution.
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