Happy early birthday Sam. Your dad, John Cohn said you loved music and hanging out in parks so I thought Zilker Park would be an excellent place for a Sam stone. Enjoy the music and park.

andy writes

Name = Seth Noonkester

Email = seth.noonkester@maine.edu

File attached = Photo on 5-4-16 at 8.27 PM.jpg

Message =
Hi,

I am currently moving to a new home and in the process of sifting
through my stuff I found a SAM STONE!
I can’t remember the exact location of where I found the SAM STONE but
it was two summers ago (July 2014) while I was through hiking the Long
Trail in Vermont (southbound). I know I came across the stone fairly
early in my hike and it was along a rocky stream! I was extremely
shocked when I discovered it because it was a ways off the trail and
the leanto I was staying in that night!
I’m glad I finally discovered the meaning behind this stone and
fortunate that I’ve had it within my possessions for this long! It is
now time to place it in a new location for someone else to feel the
love.

-Seth Noonkester – Farmington, ME

No church, no pews, just two crazy people getting married in a forest was printed on Eddie and Michelle’s rustic wedding invitation.  It was a gorgeous day near Prescott,  AZ, and the perfect place to leave a heart-shaped samstone, on April 9, 2016.
Placed by Cheryl Leach

Friend Andy carried hi samstone