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Dianne Prince
December 24, 2002
My prayers are with the Prince family during this time of grief. May God strengthen and comfort you.
Pamela Rucker
December 23, 2002
I loved my grandmother SO
much, and I always will. I experienced first-hand her unconditional love and constant praise. As a child, she was always glad to see me (even when I didn't give her much to be glad about) and made me feel special. Once I grew up and got married, she always told me how proud she was of me. No one will ever know that those words meant so much because she didn't wait until I did something to tell me that. She just made it sound like she always was proud of me and this was just something new to be proud about.
I'll miss her saying "Step here a minute," or "What you talkin' bout!" I'll miss her saying "I sho would like somebody to bring me some matoes! Those matoes look so good! Somebody would really love me who brought me those matoes!"
I found this poem and it made me think of Grandma.
Grandmas are for stories about things of long ago.
Grandmas are for caring about all the things you know.
Grandmas are for rocking you and singing you to sleep.
Grandmas are for giving you nice memories to keep.
Grandmas are for knowing all the things you're dreaming of.
But, most of all, Grandmas are for giving lots of love.
Pam
Kimberley Adams
December 22, 2002
This wonderful woman was my grandmother and I will always cherish her memory and make sure she is always remembered. Grandma fought a long battle and endured much, and I certainly know where she is right now. She has found peace at last. I love you grandma...I will never forget you.
Kim
I wanted to share this poem also...
Comforting Words
To my dearest family, some things I'd like to say,
But first of all to let you know, that I arrived OK.
I am writing this from heaven, where I dwell with God
above, Where there are no tears or sadness, just eternal love.
Please do not be so unhappy, just because I'm out of
sight. Remember I am with you, every morning, noon and night.
The day I had to leave you, when my life on earth was
through, God picked me up and hugged me, and said, “I welcome
you.”
God gave me a list of things, He wished for me to do,
And foremost on that list, is to watch and care for
you. And I will be beside you, every day, week and year,
And when you're sad I'm standing there, to wipe away
each tear.
And when you lie in bed at night, the day’s chores
put to flight. God and I are close to you, in the middle of the
night. When you think of my life on earth, and all those
living years,
Because you're only human, they're bound to bring you tears.
But do not be afraid to cry, it does relieve the pain.
Remember there would be no flowers, unless there was
some rain. There are rocky roads ahead of you, and many hills to
climb. But together we can do it, just one step at a time.
If you can help somebody, who's in sorrow or in pain,
Then you can say to God at night, my day was not in
vain. And now I am contented that my life, it was
worthwhile, Knowing that as I journeyed through, I made
somebody smile.
When you're walking down the street, and you've got
me on your mind, I am walking in your footsteps, just a half
a step behind. And when you feel that gentle breeze, or the wind
upon your face, That's me giving you a great big hug, or perhaps a
soft embrace.
And when it's time for you to go, from that body to
be free, Remember you're not going, but are coming to me.
And I will always love you, from that land way above.
Will be in touch again sometime,
P.S. God sends his love!
Author Unknown
From the Staff of Mimms Funeral Home
December 22, 2002
Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.
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