With passion and grief in your heart, there are no words that one can say except to keep all of you in my thoughts and prayers. God does work in strange ways at times, but know one day you will all be together again in His kingdom....
Be always safe,
Karen
Reviewed by Deborah Munson (Reader)
Reviewed on April 22, 2008
Daisy a mothers grief is deeper than the deepest ocean. Your in my prayers as I know from experience the loss. He's waiting for you and someday I pray you will see him again when YOU go home. Sincerely, Deborah
Daisy, my deepest condolences at losing your precious son..."no one" can ease this pain..."I'm sure"...look to God for peace and healing because I know HE hears all our prayers and HE will never fail you.
I saw your memorial website for your son & and offer deep condolances as losing any child before their time is so extremely painful...I hope you Find Peace, Ed
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Be always safe,
Karen