Virginia Margaret Zavoral

Dearest Mom,
It's Thanksgiving. I remember being 19, my first thanksgiving in my first home. You were there to walk me through the stuffing and gravy. That was the start of over 40 years of wonderful holidays, meals, and celebrations at my home together.
You were there when all 4 of my children were born. Through the good and rough times in life, you, me and my husband Gary, held each others hand.
You brightened and enriched our lives with your quick wit, stories, laughter and...

Judy I originally wrote this for my brother.Your loved one is no longer here to look at the stars on a cloudness nite,see the colors of the fall leaves,the pattern of a single snowflake caught on the hand,the beauty of spring flowers or to feed the animals and birds. But we are,so take time to do similar things yourself and pass this gift to others,especially a child. your friend

Linda, the loss of anyone's loved one is tough to get through. But, losing one's mother
ranks about the highest. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Don Brignolo

Your mom had a wonderful life. My condolences to you, Linda, and your family.

Linda: I hope that your memories of the happy days with your Mom and other family members sustain you through these days of sadness. You are in my prayers.

My sympathies Linda. Your mom looks so much like you. I know what a great daughter you were, and your mom, I am certain, did too. We are thinking of you, and sending you comforting hugs during your time of loss.

So sorry to hear of your mom's passing. Have peace in knowing that one day, you will see her again.

Judy and family, I know how much your mom meant to you and how much her passing hurts. Like Gary said, she now has no pain, doesn't suffer at all and is watching over all of you. Pray for each other, keep each other close and ask God for continued strength as you heal. May God bless you all. Amen

Gary, Greg and I are very sorry for your loss. Please know that your family is in our prayers always. Marianne