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6 Entries
November 23, 2009
To the Andrea Family: Our deepest sympathy to you all. We were very sorry to hear of Tony's passing. Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers. The Arszyla family
Carol Daniels
November 20, 2009
Mrs. Andrea, I am so sorry to hear about Tony, You are all in my, prayers!
Ask Benny, to E-Mail me? My best to all, Carol
Bruce Nuckols
November 19, 2009
Dying can be a passage of healing
A mercy...a span of respite
Given both time and the knowledge
To choose how we'll close out our lives
Others are taken too quickly
Without a chance for "goodbyes"
Not blessed with the choices or moments
That a journey of dying provides
For though it may be fraught with suffering
And deep sorrow we'd wish to deny
Often...it's there in the dying
That we find the fullness of life
When we give up our hopes for the body
And embrace the "now" and the future still to come
Treasuring each day and each moment
Before our eternal spirit continues on
And as we travel this journey
We understand the paradox within it
For often...it is in the dying
That we finally heal the spirit
We look with gratitude upon all we've had
We see the world with a fresh pair of eyes
And we regret not taking more moments
To enjoy all the seasons of life
Daily worries that used to fill our minds
Become so small, that we cannot help but laugh
Seeing them in all their inconsequence
As we pause for a moment, looking back
Family and friends mean nearly everything..."
With deepest sympathy, Bruce Nuckols "At Purity"
November 19, 2009
Dying can be a passage of healing
A mercy...a span of respite
Given both time and the knowledge
To choose how we'll close out our lives
Others are taken too quickly
Without a chance for "goodbyes"
Not blessed with the choices or moments
That a journey of dying provides
For though it may be fraught with suffering
And deep sorrow we'd wish to deny
Often...it's there in the dying
That we find the fullness of life
When we give up our hopes for the body
And embrace the "now" and the future still to come
Treasuring each day and each moment
Before our eternal spirit continues on
And as we travel this journey
We understand the paradox within it
For often...it is in the dying
That we finally heal the spirit
We look with gratitude upon all we've had
We see the world with a fresh pair of eyes
And we regret not taking more moments
To enjoy all the seasons of life
Daily worries that used to fill our minds
Become so small, that we cannot help but laugh
Seeing them in all their inconsequence
As we pause for a moment, looking back
Family and friends mean nearly everything..."
With deepest sympathy, Bruce Nuckols "At Purity"
Lisa O'Neill
November 18, 2009
Aunt Helen and Uncle Rich and family,
We are so sorry to hear about Tony's sudden passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
With deepest sympathy,
Chris & Lisa
Mary Razzino
November 18, 2009
Dear Helen, Rich & Family,
God must have had other plans because he took Tony much too soon. I'm sure my mother will be happy to see him and take good care of him.
God Bless Tony and his Family.
With much Love and Sadness, Mary Razzino
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