First, I want to thank everybody who has helped me in Fairfax and say that you shall not be forgotten.  

In the world we live in, this is a quality that is almost forgotten.

and passed them out to random houses on my route, doubled my income in the first year-various high school jobs, racing cars, chasing girls -Air Force basic training - where the lesson behind folding and refolding socks and making your bed 100 times in a morning is NOT about how to do laundry, it's about attention to details - never forgotten-first assignment in Germany where a higher ranking NCO taught me by being genuine that you should never be too good to do the job that you ask people under you to do-started my first business at 23, grew it from $ 60,000/sales year 1 to almost $ 1,000,000 in year 5.  

Located just outside of Chicago, we are the forgotten suburbs of the city.

I had forgotten about the owning the property in the trust.  

The work or improvements they were effusively assuring Me would be done were all, somehow or; other forgotten.

I had forgotten we received a $5k seller credit at closing. 

I've just started buying RVs to rent out and I've forgotten to check many things. 

Located just outside of Chicago, we are the forgotten suburbs of the city.

@Joe Villeneuve Yeah I was looking at tiling something a while back - would have had to cut the bottom of the door - I was like nope - contractor can do it - but I had forgotten that experience.