Louis Abel

Lou Many days we spent together talking and talking and talking ..... all the words, ideas and spirituality of Christ that we talked about and sang about. You will always be in my heart Karen W

Dear Lou, It´s hard to believe another year has passed since God wrapped you in His arms and took you home to Him. People at Good Shepherd still talk to me about you and I love to do it. I still miss you every day, Lou!

Lou, it´s your birthday today, and soon it will be 9 years since our Heavenly Father scooped you up and took you home. A crown of eternal life for you, the blessing for all believers at the end of our lives. Love you and miss you every day, Lou!

Dear Lou, Today it´s 8 years since you left us, and it doesn´t get any easier. I had flowers on the altar at Good Shepherd today in your memory, and Pastor Griffin gave a beautiful prayer thanking the Lord for your ministry. I still miss you every day, Lou!

Dear Lou, Seven years ago today God decided to end your earthly journey and bring you home to heaven. It was best for you, but one of the hardest things I´ve ever had to endure. But the good news is that I am back in Homosassa, having decided that Texas was not for me. I sure wish that you and Ginny were still here with me. Love you and miss you every day, Lou!

Dear Lou, It´s your birthday and you´re celebrating with Mom, Dad, Ellen and Ginny in heaven for the seventh time. Your Crown of Eternal Life is your biggest gift, and you received it as soon as Jesus took you in His arms to heaven. Many of your congregation in Chiefland miss you, and so do I, every day. Love you, Lou!

Dear Lou, It´s Christmas and one of the hardest days for me since you and Ginny left me. The gift of the Baby Jesus will always be the greatest miracle of all but it makes me wish that you were still here and conducting your Christmas services in Chiefland. Ginny and I loved singing in your church and especially when you would sing with us. I have no one to sing with now. I loved our tradition of singing Happy Birthday together to all our relatives, even when it had to be over the phone. I...

Dear Lou, It´s Thanksgiving and as the family gathers together I always think about those of you who are not here any longer: Ellen, Dad, Mom, you and Ginny. I know God in His wisdom had His plans for all of you but it is still so difficult for me. I love you and miss you every day, Lou!

Oh Lou, Today is such a hard day every year. I know that our Lord took you home to Him in His grace and mercy, to end your suffering and give you your crown of eternal life in Him. But since I am only human, I wish that He had chosen instead to give you the miracle of full healing so that you would still be here with us. The world as I know it would be so different. I would not have moved to Texas, for sure. In a perfect world, Ginny would still be here as well. The three of us would be...