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Comment by Cathy on August 3, 2010 at 10:15pm

Something I miss alot about my 28 yr old daughter Lori is the way she would drive in my driveway , get out of her car and do cart wheels across the front yard. So full of life and joy. Her three little girls would get out and try to do the cart wheels like their mom. I loved watching them now I never see them doing that anymore--I don't see them at all. My heart is surely broken forever even this 1 year later.
Cathy

Comment by Jan on July 30, 2010 at 3:20pm

To hear my daughter sing was like hearing the angels up above...She sang all the time since she was just a little girl. She even tried out for American Idol in 2008 but did not get past the first set of judges. She only got to sing four notes and it was either take the group of 4 or not. It was such a disappointment to her but she wanted to try anyway. We have recordings of her singing and i will cherish them forever. We even played the song "Heaven" that she recorded at the end of her service at her funeral. She is singing from above....

Comment by gayleeaster on June 29, 2010 at 9:07pm

I can still hear that sound of my daughter telling me that his dead mom his dead. My son was 30. he He was killed in truck accident, he hit a pole. The worse thing about it someone caused the accident. He was my heart. Its heard for me to go on living. I cant focus on anything. He passed away on May 19 2010. The Thought of not being able to to talk,laugh seeing your smiles and never hearing his voice. My son love fishing with his friends and his 4 yr.old son. He and his 4 year ols son loved to smoke pigs. he was a good son . Did not get chance to tell him I was giving him and his son my home as soon I found another. He was the love of my life. I cant sleep or eat Its killing me. Things will never be the same. I cry morning noon and night. I will never get over this. My son was one of a kind.

Comment by Cindy on June 17, 2010 at 9:52pm

I lost my bestfriend, my soul-mate on 12.16.09. I am still reeling from the realization that he is gone. We used to hit the grocery store after work, buy some new beer to try, then sit outside and experiment new things to barbeque. Many summer nights we would sit outside and just talk, talk, talk. I think about him everyday and miss him very much. There will never be another like him.

Comment by Tammy Egberts on May 29, 2010 at 8:16pm

i think there are just to many funny, and happy times with Robby that to tell them would take days or weeks..i miss him so much, and cannot imagine my life without him here...

Comment by bc on May 18, 2010 at 11:10am

I lost my Brad on Aug 5, 2009 and everyone remarks how thoughtful and caring he was. We restored classic cars together and between the two of us we created some beautiful cars. The best one was my 60 corvette he got me for Valentine's Day and put my favorite Turtle candy inside. I never had a chance to say goodbye that day and I really miss him and wait for the day he is waiting to lead me into heaven to be with him.

Comment by Rev.James Durden on April 21, 2010 at 2:11pm

My daughter Kisha who departed this life in April 10th 2006 was a joy and she was the love of my life she was 23 yrs old with a radiant smile that lit up a room and she loved her daddy so much that as her birthday approaches I remember how we 'd prepare for our cook-out as my wife's birthday is on the 29th of May & Kisha's is the 31st of May which is Memorial day and she loved preparing the food even though her hand were so small she always wanted to be a culinary cook & she started culinary school for that reason,she loved to help grill food and it was her greatest joy when she cooked something she had the utmost joy in serving it that is an ongoing Happy Memory of Kisha's life. This year her birthday is actually on Memorial day and that is always a joy.

Comment by Amanda on April 21, 2010 at 9:39am

I lost my sister Shelle on April 14, 2009. She was not only my sister but my best friend. She died due to epilepsy it wasn't expected at all. She has a 3 yr old lil girl who was her pride and joy. The things I remember most about my sister is how much fun we used to have listening to music and going out dancing together! We had such good times. I miss our phone calls and everything we did together. It was a year last week and it still hurts as much as it did.

Comment by kanders on April 20, 2010 at 7:39pm

My family lost three loved ones in a year. My Cousin Bradly died from cancer four months after diagnosis in 2008 and my Grandparents died in 2009. Bradly was 27 and was nothing less than a big teddy bear. My favorite memory of him was when he was younger around 7 or 8 and I was about 17. I was watching all the kids during a family cookout and he asked me to come in his room with him. He then asked me if I would kiss him on the lips because he never kissed a girl and wanted to know what it was like. I wouldn't and it broke his heart!! I reminded him of that day on his wedding day. Bradly never met his daughter who was born 4 months later. She is exactly like her father and I'm sure she will have his infectious laugh and wonderful heart.

My grandparents were the most outspoken set in their way people in the world. They always said what they thought regardless of how it made people feel. Some days you would leave their house completely annoyed, and everyone of my memories of them is priceless. I have a million and one stories of them that make me smile everyday. About two weeks before Nanny passed, I was at their house staying with them and Nanny had a coughing spell, she kept yelling to me that she needed her orange pill (Nanny loved to self medicate). I kept telling her that she didn't have an orange pill, but she insisted, I finally found some orange pills that were over the counter stool softeners. I asked her if that was what she wanted and she yelled "YES!!! So I gave her the pill and she immediately quit coughing. I guess she must have been pretty backed up! I loved those two so much and miss them daily!

Comment by Pamela Thomas on April 20, 2010 at 3:46pm

I lost my wonderful husband, Reggie 2/7/09. Our anniversary is 4/27, which is next week. It's our 6th anniversary. Although, our marriage was short, we had wonderful times together. Reggie, taught me so much about life, and enjoying life. I will never forget our wedding day in Las Vegas. We couldn't blow out the unity candle. Well that's because the flame never went out of our relationship. Even in his absence here on earth, we are still connected. The flame will never be burned out.

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