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Eulogy in Poetry
by Pamilla deLeon- Lewis → (All Poetry by Pamilla deLeon- Lewis)
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I wrote this poetic eulogy in honor of my daughter's mother-in-law whose journey on earth come to an end last week. She lived a full life, traveled the world over, and was married to her first love for more than 51 years. She was truly blessed.

A Heavenly Journey There is one more angel up in heaven Now that Helen Danglade is there Our Father needed her there with Him and that is why she is no longer here. You see, she fulfilled her purpose here on earth; She completed what the Lord put her here to do She was a loving mother, a grandmother, a mother-in-law, and an aunt too She was a neighbor, a great grandmother, and a friend to those she knew She was loyal, and very supportive, with a heart that was big and true blue She was faithful; she was generous; Helen Danglade was loved by all The matriarch of her family, Hilton and Helen have always stood tall Their love and devotion for each other have, firmly stood the test of time Remember that true love never dies and that true love is forever sublime Today, we gather to celebrate Helen s life; let us not mourn her death For she lived a rich and very blessed life for which she had not one regret `So when the heavenly bells chimed and our Father called-: Helen, come home to Me... My child,your wings are ready and waiting , My arms are open to receive thee.’ Helen's spirit, lithe and nimble, soared up, up, and away to paradise She headed straight to heaven way up beyond the celestial skies Amid the sounds of sweet steelband music playing- Nearer my God to Thee” The family prayed and captured the final moments as Helen's soul departed for eternity May she rest in peace! + + +  

Copyright Pamilla deLeon- Lewis, 2007


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 Reviews of "Eulogy in Poetry"
Reviewed by Lois Christensen
Reviewed on May 8, 2008
When we fullfill our purpose here on Earth God call us home. I am ready now, but he isn't ready to receive me yet. This is a very good eulogy and came into my heart from you and I pray for you now too.

Reviewed by Mary Coe
Reviewed on November 30, 2007
A beautiful tribute to a beautiful woman.

Reviewed by Richard Orey
Reviewed on September 27, 2007
Eulogy in Poetry is a fine and loving tribute to a woman who fulfilled her purpose for being. There can be nothing more thrilling to the senses than a glorious entry into paradise while the angels sing Nearer My God To Thee!

What a blessed and inspirational write, Pamela. Well done!

Richard


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