1970s: Another goodbye, two new beginnings and a midlife crises

Having spent her life being strong, Anna is devastated by the loss of Johnny so close to the death of Alice. On the day of the funeral, this time planned and arranged by Anna alone, Carl tries to offer his support. For once, Anna is willing to accept the help she's spent her life giving others. The service is held in Chestnut Ridge church, and once more Anna stands in front of her family sharing her memories of someone who is no longer there. At times, it almost gets too much and she has to interrupt herself to catch her breath, but she pulls through. When she's finished Thomas goes up, sharing the memories of a man who was like an extra father at times. After the ceremony, they gather outdoors to bury him. He's buried close to, but not next to, Alice, leaving room for Anna to lay between them when that day comes. With Johnny gone, Anna ages faster. Her gait looses it's stride, she becomes more tired and her always so straight back starts sinking in. The ranch starts fe...