Memorials
MEMORIALS
In Memory of Mom
On December 21st, 2009, God took you away from us, a loving and caring husband, a good son and brother and uncle and a best friend to all. You spent all your young years in laughter, kindness to all, helping whenever you can, bringing joy to each and anyone you meet. You gave me a beautiful life and in a split second, you left. But you left us with all beautiful memories. I love you forever and a day. I miss you so much it hurts. You are now my guardian angel and always smiling here and up above. Make a room for me when it is time for us to meet again. Till we meet again. I love you...forever.. -Fe Cordova
On January 29th, 2010, I lost my Soul Mate, the Love of My Life. He was stricken with a sudden Asthma attack, and died in my arm. He was only 47yrs. old. I wonder every day if I will ever feel whole again...He was so vibrant, & full of life.He had a zest for life & family like no one else I've ever known....I receivedmy Memorial Tear Pin from my Father in Law. I only remove it to go to bed... Somehow it gives me the strength to go on, for myself & our 14 yr. old son Cody....We will Miss You & Love You Forever Freddy -Michele Lheureux-Mason
Monica Minette NielsenOlson
My dear twin sister Monica was taken from us on January 26, 2010. She left us far to soon - she was only 44 years old. We are struggling to understand WHY...but we may never get an answer. She leaves behind two beautiful daughters - Ashley (15) and Taylor (13) and a legacy of caring and service to her community. She was not a perfect person - but she was a good person. We miss her everyday. -Michelle Nielsen
This is dedicated to my sister who lost her battle to breast cancer at 32. She was my best friend and I miss her very much. She left behind a loving husband, a young daughter, family and friends. I purchased the Memorial Tear pin to wear on my name badge at work. She will be forever in my heart. -Renee
For my mom, my dad, and my best friend
MOM & DAD,
I MISS YOU BOTH SO VERY MUCH, NOT A DAY GOES BY THAT I DON'T KISS YOUR PICTURES, I FEEL VERY SAD BUT I KNOW YOU ARE BOTH IN HEAVEN WITH YOUR PARENTS AND OTHER MEMBERS OF OUR FAMILY. I JUST WANT YOU BOTH TO KNOW HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU BOTH AND I KNOW YOUR BOTH WITH ME EACH AND EVERY DAY. I LOVE YOU BOTH SO VERY MUCH. REST IN PEACE. LOVE ALWAYS -MAWM
Trinity Faith
On September 20, 2009, I delivered my third born child, and my third girl, Trinity Faith. Trinity was born at 23 weeks gestation, so she was alive when she was born, but she was not able to breath on her own. At only 1 lb. 3.5 oz. and 11 1/2 inches long, she passed just a few moments after she was born. I miss her like crazy! Now, I have been through quite a few tragedies in my life including an uncle killed in a freak car accident and an immediate family member committing suicide, but losing a child is by far the worst for me. We have had, and still do have a lot of love and support which has and is helping us get through this terrible experience. Trinity taught me a lot even though she only "lived" for maybe two minutes, and I will always keep that with me and continue to grow and hopefully be able to help others some day. I received the Memorial Tear necklace from my team at my office. It is beautiful. My teammates are truly the best! To my beautiful little angel Trinity Faith, you don't know me and I really don't know you but I want you to know that I will always love you and I cannot wait until the day comes that I get to see you again. I will learn everything there is to learn about you and I will hold you in my arms so tight. I promise once we are reunited I will never let you go. I miss you baby girl and I love you with all of my heart. Rest in sweet, heavenly peace my little angel. -Michele Winiecki
The Triple Threat, Mom, Dad, and Nana
When I was growing up, my mom and I weren't very close. She got married at 19. Had me at 20. My sister at 25 and was a widow at 27. My dad was 18 years older than her. She raised us 2 girls as best she could. She had quite a few health problems growing up herself. My sister and I both went on to further our education. My sister becoming a lab tech for the Red Cross and I an LPN. Mom passed away in 2004. On Dec. 21st.,after a very lengthy illness. We got closer when I was about 26. I am now 55. I feel as if I have a whole in my heart. Dad passed away when I was 7 and my sis was 2. Mom was 70 when she passed. People say time heals. Well, I can't for the life of me figure when that will be. My mom's mom died 9 months after she did. Nana and I were very close. Nana was there for us all, always. So I guess this is a momorial for all three of them. Mom, Dad, and Nana. If anyone has any suggestions on how to cope with this grief. Please pass it on. -Cindy
I lost my mom to cancer in June, 1998, and then my dad to cancer in December, 2005. I took care of the both of them while they were struggling with cancer treatments, and even though they say that time heals, not a day goes by that I don't think of them and miss them. I want to tell them so much of what is happening in our lives. Then in November, 2009, my best friend of 20 years, Barb, passed away from leukemia. She had only been sick for 4 weeks. Again, I took such good care of her while she stayed those 4 weeks in the hospital. I wear this necklace in memory of these three very beloved people that made such a difference in my life. What I learned from them I will never forget. I know that God is taking good care of them, but the hurt is still there. I pray that others who are hurting will feel peace in their hearts.
