Marjorie Dubroy

Come to my garden Aunt Jean
See the perfect blooms of flowers
In amongst the wooden fence
Sense the lingering smell of lavender you love
And remember you were loved

Come to my garden Aunt Jean
Memories of family and friends await you there
For memory is everlasting in a garden
That keeps the heartache of a family’s loss at bay
And many other chances for all to say farewell

Aunt Jean and Uncle Louis were beautiful people and will be fondly remembered and sadly missed.

TIME

Have you ever thought?
How time passes
Faster than lightning
Quicker than sound

Have you ever stopped?
To glance at your watch
Or waited around
For the six o'clock news

Have you ever watched?
The birds in the sky
Fish in a stream
Or people on and on

Do you have the time?
To stop and think
As you read the last line
Time will have past you by

Leslie Cain ©1978-2007

Our prayers and thoughts go with our sister-in-law, Jean Dubroy, from Monica and Margarite Dubroy (Ottawa, ON). Jean will be greatly missed.

jean and louis were good neighbours for many years, Thornliffe Place, Nepean. Sympathies Lois Walker