Prayers needed
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Prayers for a safe trip there, a safe trip back, and many fond memories of those that are seemingly not with us anymore. Sorry for your loss.
BarbC
Member
Prayers for a safe journey.
Prayers for a safe trip and comfort for your loss.
user
Member
You won't see this 'till you get back, probably, but Daddy says you'll be fine on your trip, but watch out driving at night because of deer would-be suicides. Tell your wife that Daddy says her mom is fine, too. (Not everyone survives the transition.)
Indiana George
US Veteran
My sincere condolences and hope for a safe journey................
Thank you so much for all the prayers and thoughts.We are still up here in PA and so far all is going according to plan.
My wife still has a lot greiving issues,she didn't get to say good by before her mother passed and she feels guilty for not doing so.I think that is the hardest thing for her to deal with.
We will be leaving tomorrow to go home and will need more prayers for the trip home.
Thank you
Dana Capron
My wife still has a lot greiving issues,she didn't get to say good by before her mother passed and she feels guilty for not doing so.I think that is the hardest thing for her to deal with.
We will be leaving tomorrow to go home and will need more prayers for the trip home.
Thank you
Dana Capron
10-12
Member
Guilt of some kind seems always to be present when someone passes. We will pray for traveling mercies and for peace and comfort for your wife and that she may know the forgiveness and absolution of guilt that comes only from the Savior.
Bill.
Bill.
My condolences..............prayers sent.
Don
Don
Baldy
Member
My condolences, and prayers for you and your family to have a safe trip.
Hotcoley
Member
I'm so very sorry for your loss. Lifting you up in prayer.
oldman45
Member
Losing a parent is never easy and no words will ever comfort those left here. My wife and I lost both sets of parents with no time for final words on any of them. Then my 41 yr old daughter passed suddenly last May. Yet we were left with the fond memories of the time we had with them.
There will always be things a person wishes they had asked the loved one and a lot of knowledge of family history goes with their passing but the memories remain and be thankful for that.
I deal with death and grief regularly and I suggest to everyone that if there is something they want or need to tell someone, they should do it now because there comes a time when it will not be possible.
My thoughts are with you and the family in this time of grief.
There will always be things a person wishes they had asked the loved one and a lot of knowledge of family history goes with their passing but the memories remain and be thankful for that.
I deal with death and grief regularly and I suggest to everyone that if there is something they want or need to tell someone, they should do it now because there comes a time when it will not be possible.
My thoughts are with you and the family in this time of grief.
flop-shank
US Veteran
Well the past can't be changed, but if your wife lives a good life and strives to make a difference in this world using all that her mother taught her, I'm guessing that would be good enough for Mom. I'm a parent and that's what I think is more important whether my son has the chance to say goodbye, or not. Let go of the guilt. It's good for nothing. I'm sure your beautiful bride's mother would want her to continue on in life guilt free.
I'm so sorry for your loss. You both are in my prayers. I lost my mother in 1981 and it was by far the worst day of my life. Get your rest and God bless your family.
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gunlovingirl
Member
My prayers and thoughts to your family. It's always so easy to feel guilty for something after a loved one passes. We didn't do this, should have done that. Your wife can still tell her mother goodbye. She will hear her. Find comfort in that.
