I KNOW WHAT ITIS LIKE TO LOSE SOME ONE CLOSE. MY AUNT DIED MARCH 4, 2000 SHE WAS 38 AND DIED FROM CANCER. SHE LEFT BEHIND THREE YOUNG TEEN AGED GIRLS AND A HUSBAND. BUT SINCE HER PASSING WE STILL HAVE ALL HER MEMORIES. SHE IS ATPEACE ANDI;M NOW A CHRISTIAN. I BELIEVE GOD HAD HIS PLAN FOR HER AND HE SHOWED HIS GRACE THROUGH HER DEATH. MY AUNT SALLY GOT 11 MONTHS TO SPEND WITH US BEFOR GOD CALLED HER HOME AND I BELIEVE HE GAVE HER THAT TIME TO BECOME STRONG IN HIM AND TO KNOW HER FAMILY COULD DEAL WITH IT. I DON;T MEAN IT IN A BAD WAY AS I KNOW WE ARE NEVER READY TO LOSE ANY ONE WE LOVE AND KNOW BUT THERE ARE THOSE WHO NEVER GET THE CHANCE TO WHAT LOVE IS. GOD GAVE US 38 YRS TO LOVE HER AND I KNOW SHE IS REJOICING AT HIS HEAVENLY THRONE.

Name of loved one and dates: SALLY JUNE 6

I think the hardest part of losing someone isn't having to say goodbye, but rather learning to live without them. Always try to fill the void, the emptiness that's left inside your heart when they go. Just like we did to our friend in sunsetter installers near me Cape May NJ.

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