Gerald H. Zwick

Sharon (My Second Daughter),

Just found out about your Dad stepping over into eternity. We know you are celebrating his new life, yet it is still a loss. Know that one day you will be reunited with him.

The poem you wrote was absolutely
beautiful, it will be the memory of memories for you both, we can tell.

We also truly enjoyed the photos you put in. From all the memories we have shared with you about your Dad, these filled in the gaps.

Extend our...

Dear David,
I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your father. How wonderful for him to have lived such a long life and for you to be able to have so many good memories of him.
In sympathy,
Sibyl

This is what happens
When you live to 94
The guest book runs very short.

Why, you ask,
Would it be so short?
Because he 'outlived' everyone else.

Sad, but true,
I'm sure others realize
That this type of thing happens
When you live to 94.

"I Heard My Father Pray"
'Heard' December 13, 2005
Written April 10, 2006
By
Sharon Rozella Streharsky (Zwick)


I heard my father pray one night,
As he prayed before he slept
My mother had long passed away,
She is with the Father to keep.
My father was not a well man,
He had back pain like never before
He stayed in bed most the time,
Because bed was where he felt best.

You see it's hard to...

Standing: (Left to Right) Jackie (Zwick) Dodrill; David Zwick; Charlotte (Zwick) Clouston; Westley Zwick; Loyal Zwick; Kathye (Zwick) Guthrie (deceased).

Sitting: (Left to Right) Darlene (Zwick) McCreary; Mrs. Gerald (Rozella) Zwick, Mother; Mr. Gerald H. Zwick, Father; Sharon (Zwick) Streharsky.

On Floor in Front: Daniel Anthony Clouston, son and grandson.