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I am married and have one child. My family is very important to me. I work with Children ages 11-16 as I work at our local Middle School. I enjoy working with these teenagers and helping them cope with today's world.
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I lost my mother and best friend due to the most horrible disease in the World...Cancer! We lost my mom 7 months ago. Life has certainly been different. Each of us in my family are handling it in a different way but we are all very sad and lonely without mom. She was such a wonderful person and such a huge part of our family. Please visit my mom's site at www.Charlotte-Luce.memory-of .com Please do not forget to light a candle...it means so much!

***The song playing "My Woman" was sang at my mother's funeral for my father.

Are we ever prepared for the death of someone we love? I thought I was until my mother's death drew near. Although I'd watched her waste away, as I looked at her frail body, I struggled for words to express my thoughts. How could I tell her how much she meant to me? I closed my eyes, hoping to think of something to say that would comfort her. Instead, my mind filled with good memories from the past. I smiled, opened my eyes, and began to tell my mom why her life was special to me. My mom smiled, laughed, at some of the things I said. For a moment, we clung to the good times of the past despite the bleakness of the present.

Celebrating the life of those we love is God's special gift to us. God allowed Elisha to walk and talk with Elijah before a chariot of fire separated them. Saying the final goodbye is painful, yet all who die in Christ are only temporarily separated from those they love. Because Christ lives, so will we. That is the believer's hope in time of death.

Prayer: Lord, help us to release those we love into your loving arms. Give us strength and faith to believe we will see them again. Amen.

Thought for the Day: Love is stronger than Death...

If we died with Christ, we believe that we will also live with him. For we know that since Christ was raised from the dead, he cannot die again; death no longer has mastery over him.

Love you and miss you mom!!!!

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At 11:26am on June 17th, 2008, Janna Campbell said…

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At 11:40pm on June 9th, 2008, Pamela Mantle said…
Crazy here, miss my daughter Erica's way with getting me through these events! Miss that. Thanks for thinking of me, Love Pam
At 8:30pm on June 2nd, 2008, Pamela Mantle said…
Hi Denise, Thanks for thinking of me. I love your website. Wonderful photos. We are working toward enjoying the wedding! Lots going on, but it will be what it is. I am just hoping the weather is cooperative, not the best time for an outdoor wedding in Seattle. Sara is excited about the wedding, so I will do my best. Wish that the Andersons were here. I know that Erica will be there in spirit adding her 2 cents! Take care, Big Hugs, Pam
At 9:20pm on May 28th, 2008, Father Marc Vincent said…
Always listen to and follow your heart, and remember.....

tin man

that OZ never did give nothing to The Tin Man, that he didn't already have.......!!!

Blessings,

Padre+
At 7:10pm on May 19th, 2008, Jodie said…
Hi Denise,
Thank you for your Mother's Day message. It was a hard day, but we got through it. Tomorrow is my birthday--first one without my mom. I am so sad already. I don't want tomorrow to come.
At 3:22am on May 18th, 2008, Gail Richardson said…
Hi Denise - I hope you are feeling a little better today.
Thanks for your lovely comments about Meshael - you can visit her websites to learn more about her. Her life story is quite amazing and I do think she was an Angel sent to guide me.
www.geocities.com/dadtochris7/meshael1.html
If you go right down the pages, there are links to more of her webpages and guest-book.
I am very lucky I guess, my family and I have never been close so I have had ''a family'' of friends for many years who have supported me through the years. But, I have also found a whole load of wonderful new friends who are in the same situation having lost someone very dear. These people have picked me up when I fell, dried my tears and listened when I was ranting with understanding and compassion. You will find some wonderful friends who will do the same for you and I believe it is our Angels who direct us to each other. And I hope you will count me as one of them!! Any time you need a shoulder - you know where I am.
Hugs Denise
lots of love Gail xx
At 3:24pm on May 14th, 2008, Melanie said…
I live in Pennsylvania.
My Mom died this January. She had a massive heart attack on January 8, and died 13 days later. She never came off the life support until we all agreed to it. I didn't want to do it, but everyone was so insistive.
I did not watch her die. I couldn't. I wanted her to get better because we still had a lot to do.
Mothers Day was rough for me. I did go out just to get away from here.
I think about how different everything is now. I have even considered getting rid of my phone because I have nobody to talk to.
My Mom was a christian as well and I like to think Heaven is real, but right now my anger at God gets to me. I keep asking myself why God would take her, because she was one of the few people I could turn to. Then my nieghbor Ron, who was like family to me, died March 9, and I'm telling you, I've never felt more alone in my whole life.
Just wonder why it all happened. And I hope I understand why one day.
At 7:57am on May 14th, 2008, Pamela Mantle said…
Mothers day was okay, we went to Leavenworth Wa. for lunch. It was a nice change. Lots going on here. We just go day to day like the rest of the wonderful people who have also lost someone dear. Thanks, I will e-mail you at your privatee-mail. XO Pam
At 7:52am on May 14th, 2008, Pamela Mantle said…
Hi, I don't think my loss is any greater than anyone elses.Each person is only given what they can handle, I think. It is moment to moment for me.I am just sad we will miss so many things they will never get to do.This was the year they would take the kids camping, fix up the house, spend more time together. It is too bad, my son-in-law worked all the time. My daughter was home with the kids 24/7. I tell everyone do stuff now, don't wait! Love your music, Michael Bolton is so great. Hugs to you, Pam
At 8:18am on May 13th, 2008, Gail Richardson said…
Hi Denise - I'm glad it went 'not too badly' for you. And thank you for thinking of me - that was sweet. It was actually Mothers Day in February in UK (where I am) so I had already hit that milestone. But of course, thinking of all my friends in US and other places did make it significant for me. I actually found Meshaels makeup bag and stupidly opened it - had me in floods for a while I can tell you. But I do know now that I can have a good cry and then get on with life again. That is how time heals us I suppose because the actual pain never goes away. Have a good day my love
Hugz Gail xx
 
 

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