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Comment by Carrie L on April 15, 2011 at 6:30pm So while they were out to dinner. Shirl told her Father that she thought she was going to die young.. Of course David said Shirl stop talking foolish.. .. He did not tell Lacey and I this until months after she passed. It makes the hairs on my neck stand up every time I think of it..
I always believed I was so blessed.. I was lucky enough to be able to stay home and raise my daughters. My whole life is for them.. its been broken. It just never will work without my Shirley Girl..
I stay strong for Lace because she deserves a happy and whole life.
Thank you for listening and my thoughts and prayers are with you..
Comment by Jeff Justus on January 3, 2011 at 6:06pm Losing one child is awful but two OMG I am so sorry for you. Life is hard and some times there are people who go thru life and never feel the pain that we do. Never in my life did I thought I would lose my son. This happens to other people not us. I can still remember that day as if it was yesterday. I"m so sorry for lost of your two daughters.
Blessing
Shirley
Thank you for sharing your story it is so true we have to remember the good places we were in our lives with our lost love ones, my husband works out of town 6 days a week and my other 3 children have moved out so it was just Jonathan and me at home most of the time, we always had movie night most times we watched the television show bones we have stayed up all night one night with nexflex watching all them in one night but that is what i treasure the most a 17 year old senior who would tell everyone sorry its movie night with mom can't go out tonight, I miss those nights so much but at least I had them for awhile
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