I know my words probably mean little right now, but I am sorry for your loss and my thoughts go out to you and your family. Take care man.
- B. Smith
- B. Smith
FLETCHER Update!
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My sympathy to you & your family.
I lost my mother last year & learned the best thing to do is remember her in the best years,not the last years.
I lost my mother last year & learned the best thing to do is remember her in the best years,not the last years.
Fletcher-
deepest sympathy and best wishes for you and your family in this time of sorrow.
just cover
deepest sympathy and best wishes for you and your family in this time of sorrow.
just cover
Fletcher....
Fletcher....
Eric- Hopefully It is ok to call you by name)
We have never talked, nor communicated even through our threads, but I thought I would leave you with these words that may help in the healing process. (We can never take the pain away with our words, but hopefully they do provide some solace or comfort.)
Where does a Mother?s love go
when she is no longer there to give it?
Where does her warmth and kindness end up
when she leaves the ground to
soar through the clouds
on a rendezvous with God?
What happens to her strength
her passion, her elegance, her grace
when her body is planted in the ground
like a marigold in the spring?
What becomes of those she left behind
weak and still in need of nurturing
when she can no longer be there to nurture them?
Shattered pieces of them go with her.
Hearts shrivel and dry
from unrequited emotion.
Where does a Mother?s love go
when she can no longer be there to give it?
Perhaps she?ll tell me
when I see her
on the other side.
by Felicia C. Hodges
D.G.
Fletcher....
Eric- Hopefully It is ok to call you by name)
We have never talked, nor communicated even through our threads, but I thought I would leave you with these words that may help in the healing process. (We can never take the pain away with our words, but hopefully they do provide some solace or comfort.)
Where does a Mother?s love go
when she is no longer there to give it?
Where does her warmth and kindness end up
when she leaves the ground to
soar through the clouds
on a rendezvous with God?
What happens to her strength
her passion, her elegance, her grace
when her body is planted in the ground
like a marigold in the spring?
What becomes of those she left behind
weak and still in need of nurturing
when she can no longer be there to nurture them?
Shattered pieces of them go with her.
Hearts shrivel and dry
from unrequited emotion.
Where does a Mother?s love go
when she can no longer be there to give it?
Perhaps she?ll tell me
when I see her
on the other side.
by Felicia C. Hodges
D.G.
Eric, my computer had been down for the past couple of days, just got back on and read about your mom. Sorry to hear that. My prayers go out you and your family.
Gianmarco
Gianmarco
Fletcher, I'm sure you loved your mother very much. Remembering her in little ways every day and passing along the love she gave to you and your family is probably one of the easiest, purest ways to honor her.
Keep trying to learn how to make peace within yourself. I'm sure you have a great strength to draw upon and I'll bet your mom would be proud.
Keep trying to learn how to make peace within yourself. I'm sure you have a great strength to draw upon and I'll bet your mom would be proud.
Fletcher no words can ease the pain the only thing i know is to ask my H.P. for strength & courage to get through this my prayers for you & your family.
Eric,
Sorry to hear about the loss of your mother. My prayers are with you and your family.
Groz
Sorry to hear about the loss of your mother. My prayers are with you and your family.
Groz
