Share your sorrow with parents and siblings who may also be grieving. And, if possible, remember the loved one on paper: in a poem or sketch or melody or work of art. Your relationship is safe now, and someday, in months or years, you'll be able to remember the good times with fondness instead of tears. You may also become stronger and more compassionate than you ever were before. You won't moan "This is the worst day of my life." You'll be able to distinguish little troubles from big ones. And you'll be able to comfort others in their moments of need. A person who dies can be alive and safe in my memory.
Written by Heather Cagle in loving memory of her son, P.J. Avent (6/12/97- 2/11/98)
Our Baby Zaneby Audra White, mother of Zane Allen White
Zane touched our lives with sweetness and joy…  |
Special Delivery from HeavenAuthor unknownSorry I had to leave right away. I look down and smile at you every day Grandpa says to tell you “hi”. I love you; I’m happy so please don’t cry. Mommy, I always want you to know, Though the months were short and I had to go, I will always cherish that precious time, When I was yours and you were mine. And Daddy, there was no time for Good-Byes, But know there is joy and peace in my eyes. As I live here with Jesus and Grandpa above And know I will never forget your love. Watch over each other, Take care of me. I’ll treasure you ALL, Through eternity. So please carry on as you did before, Till all of us meet, on heaven’s bright shore. Remember, I love you…remember I care… I’ll always be with you, though you don’t see me there. Love, Micaela October 21, 2000 submitted by Deyro and Jennifer Hernandez in honor of their daughter, Micaela Nicole Hernandez
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