Meadows, Wilfred
Mentioned in Desperation in Death (late June, 2061)[1]
Personal Information[]
- Around 70, wearing compression shorts and a tank top.
- Lived a couple of blocks away from Battery Park, and had lived there about eighteen years.
- Worked as a life coach for Healthy You and Me for 33 years
- Married for 41 years.
- Found Mina Cabot’s body and called 9-1-1.
Interesting Facts[]
- Did yoga in the park at sunrise (sunrise salutations)
- After he found Mina’s body, he sat cross-legged a few feet away, trying to send positive energy to her spirit on her journey.
- Had a redheaded granddaughter, Abigail, about her age.
- Came to the park most mornings.
- Rode his bike on the path three afternoons a week.
- Led a tai chi class in the park two afternoons a week.
- Hadn’t seen Mina around the park before, and thought he would have noticed because of the red hair (his wife, their daughter, and their oldest granddaughter were all redheads).
- His wife was a fitness coach for Healthy You and Me.
References[]
- ↑ Desperation in Death, Chapter 2