"I was reading your message and I do understand your sadness. Do rest assure your mother is resting. Reflect on the good times you had and remember the hope that we all have as outlined in the Bible (Revelation 21:3,4) Death is the hardest…"
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Diamond left a comment for Frances"I was reading your message and I do understand your sadness. Do rest assure your mother is resting. Reflect on the good times you had and remember the hope that we all have as outlined in the Bible (Revelation 21:3,4) Death is the hardest…"
Frances replied to LegacyConnect's discussion Remembering Dad"Dear Cat, My name is Frances and I am writting you because I read what you had written about your dad. It sounds like a great guy. I also lost my dad 19 years ago. He never got to meet my daughter and I know that he would had loved her. I was his…"
Frances left a comment for kathy"Dear Kathy,
Thank you for your kind words in regards to my mother and for seeing how I loved her. Her birthday is tomorrow Aug. 8th and I feel lost she would have been 82. I truely never thought losing her could hurt so bad. So thanks again for…"
Frances replied to LegacyConnect's discussion The sudden loss of someone close to you"Hi my name is Frances and I read about the lost of your husband. I am truely sorry for your lost and the pain that you haved to suffer. I lost my brother on April 2nd 2008, no one took his life but himself. Yes he killed himself, no note so there…"
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- At 4:39pm on November 22, 2010, Diamond said…
- I was reading your message and I do understand your sadness. Do rest assure your mother is resting. Reflect on the good times you had and remember the hope that we all have as outlined in the Bible (Revelation 21:3,4) Death is the hardest imperfection of man to deal with but when our love one pass away they are just resting. (Ecclesiastes 9:5). So, the comfort that we seek in the scriptures are evident that God does care about us. Death is not in itself final in relations to God. John 5:28.
As long as we trust in God and understand his purpose and can give us the comfort that we seek from each other.
- At 4:39pm on November 22, 2010, Diamond said…
- I was reading your message and I do understand your sadness. Do rest assure your mother is resting. Reflect on the good times you had and remember the hope that we all have as outlined in the Bible (Revelation 21:3,4) Death is the hardest imperfection of man to deal with but when our love one pass away they are just resting. (Ecclesiastes 9:5). So, the comfort that we seek in the scriptures are evident that God does care about us. Death is not in itself final in relations to God. John 5:28.
As long as we trust in God and understand his purpose and can give us the comfort that we seek from each other.
- At 3:02pm on August 3, 2010,
kathy said… - Dear Frances,
Honoring and caring for your mom no doubt was a challenge, especially in hard economic times. But as you did this, you will reap many rewards. Above all, you have experienced the joy of giving, along with the satisfaction of knowing that you are pleasing God, who is the “Father of all persons.”—Ephesians 4:6. Caring for your mom it no doubt drew you closer together. May God bless you for the love you have showed to her while she was alive.
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