He said: "What I liked about her the most was the fact that she didn't pull any punches. She was exactly what she said she was and presented herself to be. She was kind to animals, even going so far as to feed the squires who, in my mind, seemed to do just fine in the food department. She liked small children and had a knack of getting a 6 month old to smile. She was smart. She ran her own business. And she beautiful. That's what most people noticed immediately. It's always helpful in life to be beautiful. Andy Warhol told me that and I guess it's true. But I liked her because she fed the squires. That's something you don't see every day."

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