Mother today is your day in the light. I sit here today to honor your memory. My sadness has grown strong knowing I have lost my best friend and mother. I am thankful to you mother for all the years you were there for me. My fondest memories of you will always be at Christmas, because I know the happiness you felt having your family around during this time of the year. Mother I have to believe deep in my heart that your pain and suffering are gone away now. My sorrow and joy are with you today and forever, but beyond those feelings my love will be within my heart forever.
Mother its time to say good bye for now. I know you will always be with me in spirit to hold my hand when I need you.
Mother peace and joy be with you in the Kingdom of Heaven.
"I love you now and forever."
Wayne
August 14th, the day that I will always remember. I can see her smile as I sit here. Yet I can’t help but feel sad today. I know that I see her, but yet why am I so sad today. She’s always there every day walking rite beside me. I reach out my hand but yet there she is but still not a word. It’s just a feeling day after day I have to reach out beside me. I know that one day I will be able to hug you again. One day I will reach and touch you again. Mother the day’s have past so fast two years have come and it still like yesterday. Mother I celebrate your life because you are the one who gave me life.
August 14th the day you left me, the last day of your life, I know I was there and that you’re still beside me. I share my memories of you today, but I still wish I could touch you just one more time.
"In Loving Memory Dad"
Known to my brothers by this name was our father. Growing up I lived with my mother. I guess my fondest memory of him was one Christmas we all got together for a family dinner at my Dad’s apartment. It was the only time that I can recall all of us together as a family. My father didn’t have to invite my mother that night to dinner but he did. For that very reason I will always love him for giving me that one special moment in life as a whole family. To this day I can remember the first time I ever saw him. I was at the swimming pool taking my swimming classes one early morning. My teacher walked over by the pool and told me to come over where he was with another man. Roger asked me if I knew who the man was next to me. I found out from him that the man was my father.
I got to know my father for several years and it was a very precious time that I at least say that I got to have him in part of my life. I was bitter for a lot of years after my father left again to move out west but with time I grew up and realized that was where he was happy. I remember the night they called us to tell me that my father had passed away. All I could think about was how much I missed the “Old Man”. We all share our own memories of him, mine were for a short few years, but I will cherish the memories of him for the rest of my life. To my father I know that you’re with family and friends now and at peace with your self. I will always love you dad!
I remember that snowy day in March when you laid there in your bed watching you pass away. I felt my heart tear apart for you that day. I know one day the heartache will go away and we will all be back together one day.
Seems like yesterday we were all together. Five years have past more days will come but everyday you will be on our minds.
Donnie our love to you my brother on the holiday season. As the sunsets and the moon rises our lives move on to another day yet we know you will always be there in our hearts.
1933-2001
Uncle Jack was a quiet man to me. He was a well-respected man among his family, friends, and coworkers. I was estranged from my Uncles side of the family for a lot of years. I feel very honored to have had the chance to get better acquainted with my Uncle Jack in my later years growing up. When I say he was quiet it was in a sort of sneaky way. Uncle Jack loved to play practical jokes when we would all get together. My fondest memories of him are with my brothers out in the yard shooting fireworks. Uncle Jack was a die-hard Clemson fan. If you had something bad to say about the tigers, you had best known what you were talking about. Uncle Jack I know you are with your family once again your parents Leroy and Hazel, and your brothers. I know that your loved ones you left behind will always miss you till they see you again.
“Our Love to you Uncle Jack.”
I will think of you often.
“Go Tigers”
Our friend, your with the Lord now and we know he will lead you to the peace and joy of heaven. All we ask is that you look down on us once in awhile to keep us around in your heart and soul because you will always be in our hearts and soul.
Our friend you will be missed. Joy, Peace, and Love be with you "Rick" on your journey home."
"Biggs"
“In Loving Memory”
Mrs. Louise was like a mother to me. There were days when she would just know to call when you were feeling down. Mrs. Louise was a friend to me also she helped to feel a void in my life that I had been missing for a year. There were special cards when there wouldn’t even be a holiday. The cards were just her way of letting you know how much she cared. Even if Mrs. Louise weren’t doing well she would always go out of her way to make sure you were laughing before you would get off the phone.
Unknowingly I would loose my friend and mother figure a year after my mother passed away. My grandmother always told me that the Lord takes the good people first. Mrs. Louise you were and still are one of the good people. Mrs. Louise your kind generosity will never be forgotten. Please know you are loved like a mother from me every day.
Forever my Love,
Wayne
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