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Chris, Christina, Caleb and Chloe Longyear
February 21, 2010
Just a few words to acknowledge a woman named Grandma.
A beautiful angel is all that is here
Saying sweet Lord please leave me here
Not ready to leave but has to go
Wants to go back but God says no
A husband and children
Both Grandchildren and friends
A meaningful life which suddenly ends
An\ angel is what she was meant to be
Now think of all that she can see
Watching over her family night and day
Saying I love you in her own special way
In the night we sleep and in the day we cry
While she watches us all from her star in the sky
Moments to soon for many to bare
Yet the angels and she make a lovely pair
This is the end so I thought I would share.
RALPH DE JESU
February 3, 2010
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
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